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all that's the message from cities around the world as they plunge themselves into a down to miss found. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program man maurice facing condemnation from across the world after dozens of people including children were killed saturday by security forces some 12 nations released a joint statement announcing the bloodshed which happened on man was armed forces holiday it was the deadliest day since pro-democracy protests began airing early favorite more than 400 people have been killed since the army says power from civilian later on sun suchi. nonetheless day is following that story from kuala lumpur and joins me now and dave is quite an alarming escalation of force the

military clearly trying to deter those protesters through sheer fear will it work. this movement against a military coup is not going to stop both sides are basically just hardening here and the demonstrators just serious at all the killings more than 100 people killed yesterday they're furious of the one time raids in the way this military is trying to terrorize the civilian population now today we're seeing scene roles for some of the people who were killed yesterday more protests today at spots across the country now demonstrators have changed some of their tactics in recent weeks you're seeing more demonstrations taking place before dog eyes some demonstrators tried hoping that avoids confrontations with the military but then other demonstrators have radicalized and want to take on the military head on some of them have resorted to. makeshift rifles molotov cocktails to throw at the military and then

what's really been the most successful part of this moving it's a military coup so far is going to continue and that's the work stoppage so many government workers refusing to work for this military government that's been the most successful part that will all come to think of having the opposite effect then this sort of clampdown but it's also been a lot of international condemnation after the after saturday's bloodshed and calls for more but is that enough will it change anything. it is not going to change the directions of the military generals because this has absolutely no moral compass and as bad as yesterday was with more than a 100 people killed it could get far worse keep in mind this is the same army to me i'm army that killed in a span of a few months according to un investigators more than 10000 rohingya muslims just a few years ago and if the who decides are going to have to go get that hard against the general population i mean m.r.

then they are prepared to do it this international condemnation is not going to get the generals to change course they've been about journalist in column paul thanks so much time.