Myanmar: Can the opposition overthrow the government? | DW News
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Published 2024-05-01
But last week the military said it had recaptured Myawaddy town on Myanmar's eastern border with Thailand, sowing doubt over the resistance's gains.
0:00 Myanmar's resistance fights the ruling military junta
3:02 Dr.Yanghee Lee, Founding member of the Special Advisory Council for Myanmar
6:42 Tin Tin Nyo, Managing Director, Burma News International
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All Comments (21)
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The people of Myanmar proved time and again that they deserve their Freedom. A democratic county, governed by a legitimately elected government. Love and enormous Respect from Bulgaria!
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I appreciate that you used "resistance fighters" instead of "rebels". Thanks DW.
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I love DW. They're not afraid of having a comments section.
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Burma 🇲🇲 Myanmar 🇲🇲. Pray for the peace of this country. Pray for the welfare the city we live in.
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resistance fighters is what they are, well done changing it from rebels, even if rebels is not a negative word in itself it sounds more accurate
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Myanmar is literally just cause 2
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Support people voice and democracy
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What can the Western Governments do to finish this civil conflict immediately? No talks of ceasefire are initiated.
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Please keep reporting.
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Just hope that India gets behind the democratic resistance forces!!
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The situation is gonna get messy before it gets better 🤨
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There was no rule book for this kind of situation. Will they be able to make it happen?
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What a credible, objective expert! Even had to correct the interviewer for not showing proper respect for the vaunted minister!
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Where they get the money and arm support and delivery?
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Who is government?
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UN Special Envoy (Noeleen Heyzer) Report still stands truly to date as:- 1. Public has lost (Complete) Trust in the junta/SAC/National Army; (Envoy's Statement) 2. Junta/SAC is manipulating (with whatsoever means it gets; ("Continuing" commit atrocities, human rights violations etc.) to stay in Power no matter what. (Envoy's Statement) Ref. UN - Mar 2023.
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I agree with with doctor Yan h l. She makes a good points.
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Common people suffer the most
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the same situation occurs in totalitarian countries
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You know, I’ve seen outrage about the lack of intervention from the West, but looking at the games being played in Ukraine, the Middle East, and the effectively frozen conflict in the Balkans, it’s probably best for Myanmar to find its own freedom without “help”. It’s such a shame that so many people must suffer through violence though :/ I wish that the help came real, sincere, and powerfully
