https://www.wsj.com/articles/protests-against-myanmars-coup-return-to-streets-despite-gunshots-and-water-cannons-11612934939
Fears of suppression are growing, given the military’s history of deadly violence against pro-democracy demonstrations.
Protests Against Myanmar’s Coup Return to Streets
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