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Arrests and bloodshed at the hands of the junta signal a rejection of ASEAN’s call for an immediate cessation of violence.

The military regime continues to target the country’s medical community with raids, arrests, and violence, preventing Myanmar doctors from treating the wounded.

Human rights organization says it has documented each of the 726 deaths at the hands of the junta and believes the number will rise as more information becomes available.

During Thingyan holidays, the regime killed at least another 26 citizens, sending the death toll since the Feb. 1 coup to 738.

Myitnge had staged daily anti-regime protests but had been spared a military crackdown until this week; national death toll climbs to at least 718.

‘I just lost my leg. It is nothing. But I am sorry that our younger sisters and brothers sacrificed their lives in the protest.’

A single day of Bago raids took the lives of more than 80 civilians, pushing toll since the Feb. 1 coup to more than 700.

Regime forces reportedly used mortars to drop explosive shells on three Bago residential wards in a dawn raid targeting roadblocks.

Regime’s forces attack protesters in Sagaing and Bago regions as civilians attempt to fight back.

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.

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.