AmaAkoAfter 365 days, millions continue to suffer at the hands of the military regime. Living in fear of persecution, losing a loved one, and struggling to fulfil basic human needs – this is the reality of many…
Myanmar still needs our support. Let us not forget!
#myanmar https://t.co/yink5Mqsyi
We started AmaAko with the intention to provide humanitarian relief to the people of Myanmar after the military takeover on 1 February, one year ago. A country we all have strong ties to. We never hoped for this to last this long, yet one year down the line, here we still are.
Myanmar needs our support – everyday people continue to suffer at the hands of the military regime. Millions are struggling to provide their daily livelihoods, and many continue to live in fear of persecution.
Today we commemorate, send our love to and bang our pots for the people of Myanmar who are, after 365 days, still in the dark. Let us not forget!
Sincerely,
The Volunteers of AmaAko
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#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar https://t.co/PfYISr92S1
@reportingasean compiled this worrying infographic which signals depressing humanitarian and economic developments.
Let’s not forget about Myanmar – you can still support our partner organizarions who support those most in need, by making a donation via https://t.co/ThudDt75S1 https://t.co/JdszfNHR56
CDM and resistance is still on – this interesting read by AFP covers a doctor, a teacher and a banker’s view on how they were resisting the junta regime.
#WhatsHappeningInMyanmar
#SaveMyanmar
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Win Htet Oo, gave up his dream and he may never get a chance to participate in the Olympics again, but he felt he had to make the statement, resist the junta and demonstrate his solidarity. What a strong and courageous young man! Stand with #Myanmar!
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We are deeply proud that the proceeds of our first fundraising drive have provided 54,600 meals through our partner Zigway.
A big thank you to all donors who made this possible, we have provided a small ray of hope in dark times to 2,600 families, stay tuned for more updates! https://t.co/1zdrgtdGYQ
“Myanmar desperately needs an international health intervention but its military regime seems content to let the people die.” A bleak read from Asia Times. Please keep sending #Messages4Myanmar and read the below to find out #whatshappeninginmyanmar.
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RT @KMThein4: Military forces raided #COVID19 Defense Charity in North Dagon, #Yangon today. 2 doctors and 3 volunteers were arrested, PPE,…
“After all this time?”
“I’d never stop. It’s where I belong. Protesting. With everyone else”
“Are you afraid?”
“Maybe. Maybe they could arrest me. But if being there is a chance for others to feel hope I’ll keep doing it”
Repost from @ThetHtarThet1.
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