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Australian government tells Myanmar nationals they won t be forced to return

Australian government tells Myanmar nationals they won t be forced to return
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Terrible situation : Ex-ambassador decries targeting of Australians in Myanmar

Terrible situation : Ex-ambassador decries targeting of Australians in Myanmar
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Myanmar coup: Sean Turnell s colleagues plead with military to free exemplary Australian academic

Sean Turnell’s peers will deliver a petition to the Myanmar embassy on Wednesday.

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Sean Turnell speaks with Australian ambassador about his health and welfare after Myanmar coup arrest

Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne says the detained Sydney economist and advisor to deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi has talked with an Australian diplomat.

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Military coup in Myanmar: what just happened?

Tuesday, 16 February, 2021 - 17:00 to 18:00 On 1 February, Myanmar’s military detained the country’s president and put a former army officer serving as vice president in his stead. The new president declared a state of emergency, handing government to the military for the next year. The takeover prevented a new legislature dominated by the National League for Democracy, which won an election last November, from sitting. The military put the NLD leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, chief ministers of subnational states and territories and others incommunicado since. Protestors and others involved in civil disobedience campaigns, including doctors, teachers and some civil servants, have demanded the military step down and restore civilian government.

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