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More fatalities expected after regime troops use grenades and other explosives on protesters manning a roadblock to keep police and soldiers out of the town.

Frustrated by continuing protests, security forces lash out at leaders of the civil disobedience movement.

Protesters share images of decorated Easter eggs on social media expressing hope for ‘resurrection of democracy.’

Defensive actions taken to hold off troops cracking down on anti-regime protesters in Sagaing Region.

Villagers use antique percussion lock firearms in clash with security forces in Sagaing Region; regime forces use explosives against protesters in Mandalay.

The Karen ethnic group said a Tatmadaw fighter jet bombed an area under the control of its Brigade 3 in Bago Region.

Protest-related death toll climbs to 475 on Tuesday and is expected to go much higher due to the number who have been seriously wounded.

At least eight more deaths reported at the hands of security forces, pushing the death toll since Feb. 1 to at least 460.

At least 23 more deaths at hands of junta’s security forces reported Saturday night and Sunday; wounded man burned alive by troops in Mandalay.

More than 20 of the 320 dead so far were children; some had taken to the streets, some were innocent bystanders.

State-controlled news media report claims the group was hoping to link up with an ethnic armed group in the southeast.

At least eight more were shot dead Thursday, bringing the post-coup death toll to 270 with many wounded and not expected to survive.

Several people were also shot and wounded during night raids and street protests, which resumed around the country on Thursday morning.

Mandalay residents believe that military forces want to avoid responsibility for their killing and reduce the death toll by manipulating autopsies.

Series of raids by security forces rock residential neighborhoods of Mandalay on Sunday night and Monday.