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Myanmar swimmer Win Htet Oo had qualified for the 50 meter freestyle competition but is abandoning his Olympic dream because he refuses to represent the military junta.
"Chris Tun first fled Myanmar’s brutal military regime in 1989 as a student activist. He returned nearly a quarter-century later as a U.S. citizen and an executive at a global company." Now he has had to flee again.
This moderate #quake (#भूकंप) was felt in Myanmar-India Border Region. Felt it? Report to:
Moderate #earthquake (#भूकंप) shakes Myanmar-India Border Region 12 min ago. Map of eyewitnesses' felt reports:
moderate #earthquake shakes Myanmar-India Border Region 9 min ago. More info at:
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As the military crackdown intensifies in Myanmar, CNN’s@clarissaward reports on the ground with the permission of the military as the team are being escorted throughout.
"A day of terror and dishonour": Myanmar forces kill dozens of people, including children, in what may be the deadliest day since coup
Dr. Sasa says he was with Aung San Suu Kyi on the morning of February 1, when a military coup took over Myanmar’s government. He tells me he had to dress as a taxi driver to escape, and it took him three days and three nights to reach relative safety.
This year's National Costume winner is...Myanmar! #MISSUNIVERSE is LIVE on @FYI from @HardRockHolly in #HollywoodFL
The world’s attention must remain on Myanmar, where I’ve been appalled by heartbreaking violence against civilians and inspired by the nationwide movement that represents the voice of the people.
We shouldn't call it a "battle zone" (as this article does) when the Myanmar junta's security forces fire live ammunition at unarmed pro-democracy demonstrators. It's slaughter. And a horrible crime.
A Myanmar protester message to the Chinese government, whose veto is the main obstacle to strong UN Security Council action: "How many dead bodies needed for UN to take action?" via @YuPaingHan1
Pour out a cold one for all the GOP press secretaries who have to apply extra care and diligence as they type out statements condemning the coup in Myanmar... “Subverting the will of the people”... no, can’t say that.... “...bogus allegations of voter fraud”....no....
From Myanmar to Canada, people are asking: How was a superpower like the U.S. felled by a virus? And why won’t the president commit to a peaceful transition of power? We talked to people around the world about how they see America today.
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