Myanmar's military leader Min Aung Hlaing was sworn in as the country's president, five years after leading a coup that ousted the elected government. The move solidifies the military's power in Myanmar, drawing condemnation from international human rights groups. The coup in 2021 led to widespread protests and a violent crackdown by the military regime. The junta has faced sanctions from Western countries but continues to maintain control over the country.
Left-leaning outlets emphasize the human rights abuses under the junta, calling for increased international pressure and sanctions. They highlight the struggles of Myanmar's citizens under military rule and the need for a return to democracy.
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Reddit users in r/worldnews are posting videos of protests in Myanmar that highlight the violent response by the military, videos not shown on mainstream media.
The media has not covered the profits made by military-owned companies in Myanmar, which fund the junta's activities.
Eyewitness reports on TikTok contradict official statements about the stability and security in the region.
Social media is abuzz with footage of protests in Myanmar, showing clashes between citizens and military forces. Users are sharing stories of those who have been detained or injured. There is a call for international intervention, with many expressing frustration over the lack of action.
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