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Starting tomorrow, two years since the Tatmadaw staged a coup and began a bloody campaign to pacify its own people, the #Myanmar Film Nights festival will show 11 films at two locations in #Bangkok and Chiang Mai. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar coconuts.co/bangkok/lifestyl…
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To protest the ongoing brutality of military rule back home, #Myanmar people and supporters will gather tomorrow morning in front of the Myanmar Embassy in #Bangkok’s to mark the second anniversary of the coup d’etat. #whatshappeninginMyanmar coconuts.co/bangkok/news/pro…
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Thai authorities arresting a Myanmar arms broker last year confiscated assets owned by the children of junta chief Senior Gen. Min Aung Hlaing, prompting calls for a probe into their ties and to block their access to Thailand’s financial system. coconuts.co/yangon/news/disc…
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Australian economist Sean Turnell, who was recently released by Myanmar's junta after spending more than 650 days behind bars, recounts the difficult conditions he endured in prison and offers his views on the country's current political crisis. coconuts.co/yangon/features/…
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It had been reported that Thuzar would be set free last Thursday as part of the junta’s National Day amnesty of 5,774 prisoners, prompting her husband, a retired journalist, to wait in front of the prison all day. But she never came out. coconuts.co/yangon/news/yang…
“Recently, a few tourists came back but not as many as before,” said Maung Maung, who has been a horse-and-buggy driver in Bagan for 50 years. “Now there are very few. Some days, I don’t make a single dime. Others, I make only a little money.” coconuts.co/yangon/features/…