In Yangon, a musician and his sister have, for the last two months, been filming for the BBC.
They take us inside their fight.
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Raikan kerencaman dan keterangkuman
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Lawan rasuah dan kronisme
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loyal malaysian
9 May 2021 8.15am
I salute the musician and his sister for their bravery. Yes, a salute goes out to all the brave Myanmar citizens protesting the tatmadaw’s grab on democratic power. Yet, I do wonder how long these brave souls can hold on, granted the military indiscriminate use of power. But I must admit, the tenacity and bravery of the Myanmar protestors surprised me – I had expected the demonstrations to dissipate in the face of the military’s indiscriminate fire power. I can but pray that divine intervention will help the protestors. Look at the ASEAN leaders in Jakarta – they are a disgrace. When they can bring some power to bear on the Myanmese military leader, they let him go scott free (well, at least to me)
I salute the musician and his sister for their bravery.
Yes, a salute goes out to all the brave Myanmar citizens protesting the tatmadaw’s grab on democratic power.
Yet, I do wonder how long these brave souls can hold on, granted the military indiscriminate use of power.
But I must admit, the tenacity and bravery of the Myanmar protestors surprised me – I had expected the demonstrations to dissipate in the face of the military’s indiscriminate fire power. I can but pray that divine intervention will help the protestors.
Look at the ASEAN leaders in Jakarta – they are a disgrace. When they can bring some power to bear on the Myanmese military leader, they let him go scott free (well, at least to me)