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Military vehicles in Mandalay on Feb. 3. The military has been patrolling the city since last Monday's coup. / Zaw Zaw / The Irrawaddy

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Myanmar Military Detained 220 Political Prisoners Since Coup: AAPP

by The Irrawaddy

February 11, 2021

(From the top left) detained filmmaker Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi, Mandalay monk U Thawbita, ’88 activist U Mya Aye, writer Daw Than Myint Aung, minister U Win Myat Aye, reggae singer Saw Phoe Kwar, Yangon’s social affairs minister U Naing Ngan Lin, Yangon’s immigration minister Daw Moe Moe Suu Kyi

Burma

Myanmar has 134 More Political Prisoners Following Military Coup

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Myanmar Military Detained 220 Political Prisoners Since Coup: AAPP

Myanmar has 134 More Political Prisoners Following Military Coup

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