The People’s Force protest column led an anti-military dictatorship demonstration in Yinmabin Township on July 15. Local residents, youth, and activists participated in the protest, demanding an end to the military dictatorship and the establishment of a federal democratic system. Protesters carried signs showing support for the National Unity Government (NUG) and People’s Defense Forces during the demonstration.
Yinmabin Township, located in Sagaing Region, is an area where frequent clashes occur between military council forces and People’s Defense Forces. Since the military coup, local civilians have faced oppression and violence from military forces, with many becoming internally displaced persons. However, the people remain determined to continue their fight against the military dictatorship with strong resolve.
The People’s Force protest column systematically organizes anti-military dictatorship activities and enjoys support from local residents. The protests are conducted with security measures in place to avoid arrest and persecution by military forces. Participants in the demonstration aim to raise their voices against the military’s brutal attacks targeting civilians, while advocating for democracy, human rights, and justice. The protest represents ongoing civilian resistance against military rule and demonstrates the people’s unwavering commitment to achieving democratic transformation in Myanmar.
