The Golden Clear Water People’s Strike Column led a protest march in Yinmabin Township, Sagaing Region, on March 18, demonstrating strong opposition against the military regime. The protesters demanded action against the Myanmar military under Article 33 of the International Labour Organization (ILO). Participants in the peaceful march carried banners calling for the implementation of ILO Article 33 on Myanmar, highlighting the urgent need for international intervention against the military’s ongoing violations.
The demonstrators called for an end to the military dictatorship, a halt to military violence, and the restoration of democracy. They emphasized that since the military coup, the army has been committing numerous human rights violations against civilians, including violent suppression, arbitrary arrests, detentions, and killings. The protesters stressed that effective international action is necessary to address these ongoing atrocities committed by the military regime. They specifically highlighted the importance of implementing ILO Article 33 as a mechanism to hold the military accountable for its actions.
Yinmabin Township has been a significant center of anti-military resistance within the Sagaing Region, where local citizens continue to bravely fight against the military dictatorship despite the risks involved. Even in the face of military oppression, the people remain steadfast in their stand for justice and have committed to continuing their united struggle for democracy. The protest demonstrates the unwavering determination of Myanmar’s citizens to resist military rule and their commitment to achieving genuine democratic reform in the country.
