Since the 2021 military coup in Burma, lives have been upended. According to the UN, over 1.2 million people have been displaced from their homes and over 70,000 have fled abroad. All continue to resist a return to dictatorship - two years after the coup - despite setbacks like having to seek safety at the border or asylum and refuge temporarily in a neighbouring country. DVB English - https://english.dvb.no Facebook - https://bit.ly/3PhmElC Twitter - https://twitter.com/dvb_english Instagram -

Khin ‘Chan’ Yupar is one of several dozen Burmese journalists who have resettled in Australia and continues to provide vital news to the global Burmese diaspora via the Democratic Voice of Burma website and satellite TV service from an office near Melbourne. For her own safety, she was forced to flee Myanmar/Burma following the military coup in early 2021 which cracked down on media freedom and arrested dozens of journalists. In this video she talks about her and her colleagues experiences and t

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Loud protests took place on Feb. 1, 2023 - the second anniversary of the military coup that ousted the elected government and replaced it with a junta - outside of the Embassy of Burma in Bangkok. Protesters marched to the UN headquarters in Thailand to demand international action and accountability for the crimes committed by the Burma Army and its coup leader Min Aung Hlaing. DVB English - https://english.dvb.no Facebook - https://bit.ly/3PhmElC Twitter - https://twitter.com/dvb_english Instag