100 days on from the coup in Myanmar – BBC News

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Since the military coup on 1 February, more than 700 people have been killed by security forces and thousands have been imprisoned.

Elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and members of her National League for Democracy (NLD) party have also been detained.

There have since been multiple reports of detainees being tortured while in custody, with some dying from their injuries.

Myanmar’s military has justified the February takeover by alleging there had been widespread fraud during a general election late last year.
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@josephanthony4120 says:

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@littlek.s9438 says:

This Revolution show how useless UN and ASEAN are

@pakistanibaloch2955 says:

USA and UNO should ensure the restoration of democracy..

@Retard634 says:

Go Tatmadaw dab on those libtards restore order and kill every libtard in your country

@kuzotenuh6062 says:

Hope that India, an icon of democracy, wake up soon!! and support the struggling democracy in Myanmar.

@wolflink9000 says:

This should happen in US

@komg2662 says:

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@harrisafiari6938 says:

Respect for Myanmar to be the democratic country ASAP

@donsalehasky2335 says:

No one can change Myanmar , …you will see..

@Kaijuus says:

Lol, Reporting from London. At least CNN sent a team in. We look are so weak. Shame on you BBC.

@ryanrokaya8878 says:

Why UN and other countries are not helping the people, they have rights to be safe ?????? Why ?

@SuSu-uv5zk says:

Save myanmar.
We don't want dictatorship.
Myanmar Military dictatorship must fail. Myanmar people must win.

@msoo1590 says:

🇲🇲👍👏힘내세요!!도움을 주지 못 해서 정말 미안합니다.항상 응원하겠습니다!!포기하지 마세요.3Dpen Myanmar 작은 힘이 되고자 만들었습니다.

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