A public protest movement against the military dictatorship was successfully held in Longlone Township, Dawei District, Tanintharyi Region, on April 22. The protest, led by the Dawei District Democracy Movement Strike Committee, was conducted under the theme ‘Remove Fear, Boldly Overcome the Dark Era.’ The demonstration aimed to amplify the voices of civilians suffering under military rule and boost the morale of those fighting for democracy. The protest movement demonstrated the strong unity and determination of local residents in their opposition to the military dictatorship.
Local residents, youth, and representatives from civil society organizations participated in the peaceful demonstration, carrying anti-dictatorship posters and symbols. The protest column marched through the city streets, loudly chanting slogans against the military dictatorship. Participants also spoke out against the military regime’s oppression and human rights violations. The protesters expressed their unwavering commitment to continuing their struggle for democracy and justice, despite the challenges and risks they face under military rule.
This demonstration marks a significant moment in the ongoing resistance movement in Longlone Township, showcasing the local population’s solidarity and firm resolve for democratic change. The Strike Committee announced their intention to continue organizing similar activities in the coming days. Participants emphasized that such public movements play a crucial role in the broader struggle against the military dictatorship, serving as a powerful reminder that the people’s resistance remains strong and determined. The protest not only represented local opposition to military rule but also demonstrated the continuing strength of civil disobedience movements across Myanmar in the face of ongoing oppression.
