the military appears to be trying to perhaps change public opinion about how sun suchi is viewed and we've seen this happening throughout the weeks since the coup took place on the 1st of february initially they said that she was guilty of possessing illegal walkie talkies and of contravening export import laws and then they said she had broken the laws on covert 19 and on gatherings and then about 10 days ago they said she had been guilty of corruption of receiving bribes now at this military press conference what they did was they added video off the yang gone former chief minister saying that he had passed money to her and he had also given other gifts of silk and gold bars to her that's the evidence that they are now in presenting in public hoping to turn the tide of public opinion against all sun suchi now on top of that they also showed a video of the mayor of naperville alleging that her party the national league of democracy had committed electoral fraud by inventing voters including in one township tripling the number of voters that now if you remember one of the reasons or

february more than 400 people have been killed since the army seized power from civilian later on sun suchi. journalist dave green about me is following that story from kuala lumpur and joins me now and dave this is quite an alarming escalation of force the military clearly trying to deter those protesters through sheer if it will it work. this movement against the military coup is not going to stop both sides are basically just part of me here and the demonstrators just serious at all the killings more than 100 people killed yesterday they're serious of the one time raids in the way this military is trying to terrorize the civilian population now today we're seeing funerals 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 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. make

united nations at least 18 people are dead and that number may change as we learn more on monday on sun suchi leader of the national league for democracy party which won resoundingly in last november's elections appeared for the 1st time since her detention via video link for her court hearing her lawyer says she faces 2 new charges violation of communications laws and inciting public unrest despite losing favor in recent years for her denial of genocide against the countries within just the international community has called for her release and for the restoration of democracy. the tension is palpable the en masse future is being played out on the streets of young gun young soldiers face off against youthful protesters. could coquin is just one of hundreds of thousands resisting the military coup. de la tactic is to maintain peaceful civil disobedience even when the security forces resort to violence we're remaining peaceful and we're not giving up we'll keep going until we win the protesters understand the dangers risking their lives by confronting an enemy determined to crush the our prici

are the headlines prosecutors in me and ma have filed 2 new charges against the deposed leader on sun suchi police in yangon have been firing tear gas and stun grenades at protesters 18 people were killed on sunday scott hyla has more from bangkok one thing that's interesting we are seeing a little bit more of a defensive posture or defensive maneuvers i should say by the protesters they've built more fortified barricades to try to keep those advancing security forces back at bay we're seeing more shields more metal shields that they're using but again you know when you talk about military force you talk about a police force those can only do so much and again we're seeing an aggressive posture from the security forces some pictures from hong kong here where $47.00 activists and former politicians are in court after being charged under the national security law is the latest group of government critics to be detained under the law imposed by beijing plenty of their supporters outside the court. if europeans in the northern region of told al-jazeera civilians were tortured and killed by erit

new statement on the situation the committee that represents the detained politicians including on sun suchi has said they want targeted repast sanctions on a total arms embargo why are you not considering vose measures rather than just more words the u.k. has taken by natural sanctions on individuals on trade and we have reviewed our aid but as you know from the u.n. point if you any further measures would you agree would require agreement from all council members the ambassador of the european union to the u.n. told me that even if the security council can't agree sanctions there will be mounting international pressure on the military you know they might survive isolation for for some time but in the end judgment will come there will be accountability especially for people who go against their own population shooting innocent you know women you know shot bullets it's just it's not 'd it's not sustainable and i think they know it at heart negotiations continue among diplomats trying to come up. with the security council statement what's not clear is whether the 2 permanent members of the co

new statement on the situation the committee that represents the detained politicians including on sun suchi has said they want targeted repast sanctions on a total arms embargo why are you not considering vose measures rather than just more words the u.k. has taken by natural sanctions on individuals on trade and we have reviewed our aid but as you know from the u.n. point of view any further measures would agree would require agreement from all council members the ambassador of the european union to the u.n. told me that even if the security council can't agree sanctions there will be mounting international pressure on the military you know they might survive isolation for for some time but in the end judgment will come there will be accountability especially for people who go against their own population shooting innocent you know women you know shot bullets it's just it's not it's not sustainable and i think they know it at heart negotiations continue among diplomats trying to come up with. security council statement what's not clear is whether 2 permanent members of the council russia a

constitution and violating coronavirus protocols he was arrested along with the civilian leader on sun suchi and other elected politicians during a military coup last month scott had lawyer has more from by call 2 more charges a slap against him this is something similar to what we saw with unsung suchi on monday she had a hearing and then we found out later in the day from her attorney that there are 2 more charges levied against her when 2 more charges as well and some very general charges one is that breach of constitution they didn't get really into the details of it turney didn't get into the details of what the court said as to why and how he breached the constitution but that is one of those 2 charges against and we know that they can those charges can carry up to 3 years in prison or protesters continue to defy an escalating crackdown to demand an end to the military takeover in the commercial capital yangon tear gas has been fired in confrontations between security forces and demonstrators. brazil has recorded its highest number of deaths from corona virus in a single day 1641 fatal

dead and that number may change as we learn more on monday on sun suchi leader of the national league for democracy party which won resoundingly in last november's elections appeared for the 1st time since her detention via video link for her court hearing her lawyer says she faces 2 new charges by lation of communications laws and inciting public unrest despite losing favoring recent years for her denial of genocide against the countries within just the international community has called for her release and for the restoration of democracy. the tension is palpable beyond most future is being played out on the streets of yangon on young soldiers facing off against youthful protesters. queen is just one of hundreds of thousands resisting the military coup. tactic is to maintain peaceful civil disobedience even when the security forces resort to violence we're remaining peaceful and we're not giving up we'll keep going until we win the protesters understand the dangers risking their lives by confronting an army determined to crush their pricing they know that their future will be taken

new statement on the situation the committee that represents the detained politicians including on sun suchi has said they want targeted repast sanctions on a total arms embargo why are you not considering vose measures rather than just more words the u.k. has taken by natural sanctions on individuals on trade and we have reviewed our aid but as you know from the u.n. point of view any further measures would you agree would require agreement from all council members the ambassador of the european union to the u.n. told me that even if the security council can't agree sanctions there will be mounting international pressure on the military you know they might survive isolation for for some time but in the end judgment will come there will be accountability especially for people who go against their own population. shooting innocent you know women shot bullets it's just it's not 'd it's not sustainable and i think they know it hard negotiations continue among diplomats trying to come up with a security council statement what's not clear is whether to permanent members of the council russia and

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