A protest against the military dictatorship was held today, February 28, in Yebyu Township, Dawei District, Tanintharyi Region. The demonstration was organized to commemorate the fourth anniversary of four martyrs who lost their lives when the military council violently cracked down on the Dawei public protest four years ago. This event serves as a powerful reminder of the ongoing struggle against military rule and the sacrifices made by civilians in their fight for democracy.
Despite four years of oppression under the military dictatorship, the people’s resistance movement for democracy and against the military regime continues unabated. Today’s protest in Yebyu Township demonstrated the strength of public unity and solidarity, while also boosting the morale of citizens who continue to oppose the military dictatorship. The event highlighted the unwavering determination of local residents to maintain their fight for democratic rights, even in the face of ongoing threats and persecution from the military council.
The Dawei region has consistently maintained its anti-military dictatorship activities, with local citizens bravely continuing their democratic movement despite intimidation, arrests, and persecution by the violent military council. By commemorating these martyrs, the people have shown that they continue to remember and honor the sacrifices of the heroes who fell in the struggle against the military dictatorship. The protest serves as a testament to the enduring spirit of resistance and the people’s commitment to achieving genuine democracy, despite the severe challenges and risks they face under military rule.
