: As Myanmar’s military continues to brutalise unarmed protesters, what’s the endgame? #IndiaNEWS Myanmar’s military appears to be testing out a range of vicious tactics in the hope something will

As Myanmar’s military continues to brutalise unarmed protesters, what’s the endgame? #IndiaNEWS
Myanmar’s military appears to be testing out a range of vicious tactics in the hope something will stem the protest movements that have embroiled the country since the coup in early February.The military crossed a grim threshold when security forces fired live rounds at protesters across the country, resulting in what the United Nations said were at least 30 deaths and hundreds of critical injuries.Then, security forces beat and took away Khin Maung Latt, a Muslim ward chairman for the former ruling party, the National League for Democracy. The next morning, the family recovered his tortured and mutilated body from the hospital. That night, the father of MP Sithu Maung, who is one of only two Muslim politicians elected to represent the National League for Democracy last year, was beaten and dragged away by security forces. He has not been heard from since.And this week, another National League for Democracy official, Zaw Myatt Linn, died in custody less than a day after being arrested.These brutal attacks appear designed not only to terrorise the National League for Democracy, protesters and others taking part in the civil disobedience campaign, but the Muslim community, in particular.Myanmar’s Muslim minorities have a history of persecution by the military and other nationalist groups. Brutalising Muslims now may be an attempt to...Read more

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