Worldwide condemnation after killing of greater than 100 protesters in Myanmar – BBC Information
There was worldwide condemnation of the navy in Myanmar after greater than 100 demonstrators had been shot useless by safety forces.
Defence chiefs from twelve international locations together with the UK, the US and Japan issued a joint assertion saying that armed forces ought to shield, quite than hurt, the individuals they serve.
The protests in Myanmar began after the nation’s elected chief Aung San Suu Kyi was detained by the navy in a coup on 1st February.
They’ve continued to develop within the two greatest cities, Yangon and Mandalay, regardless of a violent crackdown by the military.
The protests are persevering with to unfold with the authorities declaring a shoot-to-kill coverage in an try to finish them.
Mishal Husain presents BBC Information at Ten reporting by Laura Bicker.
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