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Myanmar military coup - Military’s assault on protesters - International reaction

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Charles Santiago
Charles Santiago

“ASEAN must now act swiftly and set a clear timeline for Min Aung Hlaing to deliver on ending the violence, or stand ready to hold him accountable.”

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Chair of ASEAN Parliamentarians for Human Rights and a Malaysian MP
24 Apr 2021 3 2
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Muhyiddin Yassin
Muhyiddin Yassin

“We tried not to accuse his [Myanmar's junta chief Senior General Min Aung Hlaing]side too much because we don't care who's causing it. We just stressed that the violence must stop. For him, it's the other side that's causing the problems. But he agreed that violence must stop. He did not reject what was put forward by me and many other colleagues.”

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Prime Minister of Malaysia
24 Apr 2021 4 3
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Kyaw Moe Tun
Kyaw Moe Tun

“Your collective, strong action is needed immediately. I strongly believe that the international community, in particular the UN Security Council, will not let these atrocities keep going on in Myanmar.”

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Myanmar’s UN ambassador
09 Apr 2021 3 2
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Christine Schraner Burgener
Christine Schraner Burgener

“I appeal to this Council to consider all available tools to take collective action and do what is right, what the people of Myanmar deserve and prevent a multi-dimensional catastrophe... If we wait only for when they are ready to talk, the ground situation will only worsen. A bloodbath is imminent.”

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United Nations Special Envoy on Myanmar
31 Mar 2021 2 3
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Thomas Andrews
Thomas Andrews

“Words of condemnation or concern are frankly ringing hollow to the people of Myanmar while the military junta commits mass murder against them.”

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UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar
28 Mar 2021 0 2
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Dominic Raab
Dominic Raab

“Today's killing of unarmed civilians, including children, marks a new low. We will work with our international partners to end this senseless violence, hold those responsible to account, and secure a path back to democracy.”

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UK foreign minister
27 Mar 2021 3 5
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Thomas Andrews
Thomas Andrews

“There is extensive video evidence of security forces viciously beating protesters, medics, and bystanders. There is video of soldiers and police systematically moving through neighbourhoods, destroying property, looting shops, arbitrarily arresting protesters and passersby, and firing indiscriminately into people's homes. It should come as little surprise that there is growing evidence that this same Myanmar military, led by the same senior leadership, is now engaging in crimes against humanity.”

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UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar
11 Mar 2021 2 3
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Justine Chambers
Justine Chambers

“Unfortunately I don't think the brutality caught on camera is going to change much. I think domestic audiences around the world don't have much of an appetite for stronger action, i.e. intervention, given the current state of the pandemic and associated economic issues.”

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Associate director of the Myanmar Research Center at the Australian National University
04 Mar 2021 0 2
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Christine Schraner Burgener
Christine Schraner Burgener

“I saw today very disturbing video clips. One was police beating a volunteer medical crew. They were not armed. Another video clip showed a protester was taken away by police and they shot him from very near, maybe only one meter. He didn't resist to his arrest, and it seems that he died on the street.”

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United Nations Special Envoy on Myanmar
04 Mar 2021 0 2
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Thomas Andrews
Thomas Andrews

“The systematic brutality of the military junta is once again on horrific display throughout Myanmar. I urge members of the UN Security Council to view the photos/videos of the shocking violence being unleashed on peaceful protesters before meeting in Friday's close-door session.”

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UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar
03 Mar 2021 4 2
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Thomas Andrews
Thomas Andrews

“As the junta ratchets up its brutal attacks against peaceful protesters in Myanmar, the world must ratchet up its response. Words of condemnation are welcome but insufficient. We must act. I'm releasing a statement today w options for UN member states & the UN Security Council.”

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UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar
28 Feb 2021 3 2
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