 | Myanmar activists splash red paint to protest junta bloodshedOne slogan painted on a bus stop said the military was being misused to protect junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, and urged soldiers not to shoot civilians. |
 | Myanmar junta charges celebrities with promoting protestsSeveral actors and directors were also charged in February, but the campaign against celebrity protest supporters was stepped up last week when army-controlled Myawaddy TV broadcast a wanted list. |
 | We defied orders to kill protesters, say fleeing Myanmar cops who escaped to IndiaIndian villagers in Mizoram have given shelter to 34 police personnel and one firefighter who crossed into India over the last two weeks. |
 | BBC Burmese correspondent, another journalist detained as Myanmar junta clamps down on pressThe journalists were in Naypyitaw to cover legal proceedings against Win Htein, a detained senior official from the National League for Democracy, the party that ran the country before the takeover. |
 | Myanmar protests: Junta crackdown on anti-coup dissent triggers exodus from YangonSome of those areas have become battle zones, with protesters firing sling shots and throwing petrol bombs at security forces who have fired live rounds. |
 | Four killed as Myanmar forces continue crackdown on protestersThe nighttime protests may reflect a more aggressive approach to self-defense that has been advocated by some protesters. |
 | Myanmar's searing smartphone images flood a watching worldThe world is watching violent events unfold in Myanmar for many reasons, but perhaps one above all: because it can. |
 | Military coup: Escalating violence raises pressure for Myanmar sanctionsThe UN special envoy on Friday urged the Security Council to act to quell junta violence that this week killed about 50 demonstrators and injured scores more. |
 | Myanmar's UN envoy Kyaw Moe Tun dramatically opposes coup in his countryEven the new US ambassador to UN Linda Thomas Greenfield said that the United States 'stands in solidarity' with the people of Myanmar who are in the streets protesting the coup. |
 | UN chief Antonio Guterres demands immediate halt to Myanmar 'repression'Saturday marked the deadliest day since the February 1 coup, with two people killed after security forces fired on a rally in Mandalay and a third man shot dead in Yangon. |
 | Protests after Myanmar junta cuts internet, deploys troopsExtra troops were seen in key locations of Yangon, the nation's commercial hub and biggest city, including armoured personnel carriers near the central bank. |
