Min Aung Hlaing

‘She is a hero’: Women on the front lines in Myanmar’s anti-coup protests

Teenage women have been shot dead leading the resistance to generals reimposing a patriarchal order

Myanmar’s neighbours press junta for Suu Kyi’s release

Military government urged to stop using lethal force against anti-coup protesters

More charges filed against ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi

Police fire tear gas and stun grenades to disperse hundreds of anti-coup protesters in Yangon

Supporters of Myanmar military attack coup protesters in Yangon

Armed gangs on streets as Facebook bans military from its social media platforms

Myanmar: Two people killed during protest against coup

Tensions escalated quickly in Mandalay where authorities confronted shipyard workers and protesters

Britain and Canada impose sanctions on Myanmar generals

Moves in response to military coup as police continue crackdown on protesters

Myanmar protests continue despite increased military deployment

Internet restored after overnight suspension as smaller demonstrations seen in several cities

Myanmar grants prisoner amnesty as Facebook blocks military misinformation

Mass release of prisoners and detainees described by Amnesty International as ‘sideshow’

Tens of thousands protest against coup across Myanmar

Large crowds in Yangon converge downtown chanting ‘Down with the military government’

How Myanmar’s power struggle led to an inevitable coup

Aung San Suu Kyi’s cult of personality was a boon and an issue for National League for Democracy

Myanmar: Senior Suu Kyi aide arrested as UN stops short of condeming coup

Security Council calls for detainees to be freed and stresses need to uphold democracy

Military coup sparks anger in Myanmar and draws condemnation abroad

Army seizes power as elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi and other politicians detained

West gets it wrong on Myanmar again as coup catches it cold

International community discounted warning signs for Aung San Suu Kyi’s government

Myanmar coup: US ‘will take action’ if military does not reverse takeover

Suu Kyi and other politicians detained in what UN calls a ‘blow to democratic reforms’

Myanmar’s Suu Kyi expected to win as election gets under way

Over a million people were unable to vote after polls were cancelled due to insurgencies

Myanmar’s military using defamation laws to stifle criticism ahead of elections

More than three dozen civilians in jail awaiting trial, including prominent filmmaker

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