On June 17, residents from villages in the northern region of Yinmabin Township, Sagaing Division, conducted a protest march against the military dictatorship. The demonstration was organized and led by the local strike column, with hundreds of local residents participating. During the protest, participants chanted slogans denouncing the military dictatorship, condemning the military coup, and calling for democracy.
Yinmabin Township has been a stronghold of anti-military dictatorship activism since the military coup. Despite facing oppression, human rights violations, and economic hardships under military rule, local residents continue to express their dissent through peaceful protests. The local strike column represents the voice of the people and continues to fight for justice and freedom. The region has maintained strong resistance against the military regime, with local communities standing united in their opposition to military rule.
Although such demonstrations are often met with violent crackdowns by military authorities, local residents remain united in standing up for their rights. Protesters demanded the restoration of civilian government, the return of democratic rule, and the establishment of the rule of law. These peaceful protests demonstrate the Myanmar people’s continued resistance against the military dictatorship. The demonstration in northern Yinmabin reflects the broader nationwide movement against military rule and the ongoing struggle for democracy in Myanmar.
