welcome. to join us $100.00 days since taking part in a cool myanmar s military junta still remains in charge of the country meanwhile its ousted civilian leader aung san suu kyi is still in detention denied in person meetings with her legal team and now ordered to appear in court later this month a parallel national unity government has been declared a terrorist group as has a people s defense force being set up to confront security forces. citizens continue their protest against the military regime responsible for the deaths of more than $750.00 civilians so far. can t let the. one of many that were held in myanmar over the weekend in protest that the military regime. was passing since the army ousted the civilian government and seized power on the 1st of february that day the demonstrations that changed their sign of a pace saying. that despite an increasingly violent response by security forces. the bloodiest day of the crackdown was the night march on forces day around 1
combining social distancing with a. welcome to. join us $100.00 days since taking part in a cool myanmar s military junta still remains in charge of the country meanwhile its ousted civilian leader aung san suu kyi is still in detention denied in person meetings with her legal team and now ordered to appear in court later this month a parallel national unity government has been declared a terrorist group as has a people s defense force being set up to confront security forces still citizens continue their protest against the military regime responsible for the deaths of more than $750.00 civilians so far. a candlelight vigil one of many that were held in manama the weekend in price. since the army ousted the civilian government and seized power on the 1st of february the day the demonstrations. saying. that despite an increasingly violent response by security forces. the bloodiest day of the crackdown was in late march on forces day around 100 protesters were killed in one da
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a bit to match this side geist. the world of architecture moons the loss of a trailblazer helmet yon dead at 81 we ll have a profile of the german architect illustrious career. welcome to arts and culture and luminous serious and wildly inventive that s how the guardian newspaper headline to its 2016 review of the underground railroad colson whitehead novel about 2 slaves who won a way from a georgia plantation was showered with praise and given the pulitzer prize it seemed inevitable that hollywood would one day come knocking and it has this friday the t.v. adaptation hits the small screen and it s already been described as a remarkable american epic. the underground railroad tells the story of a skate slave cora and her flight to freedom pursued by a vengeful slave hunter. the drama starts on familiar historical ground but director barry jenkins following the course and whitehead novel then shifts into the realm of fantasy imagining an actual railroad whose trains carry afr
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