Despite Myanmar security forces killed two protesters after a morning marches against a military coup, Myanmar’s residents took to the street on the bike on Wednesday. Phil Robertson, from Human Rights Watch, shares his thought regarding the latest situation in Myanmar.

322 students have now been charged with high treason (Penal Code 505A) that can put them in jail for 3 years. They were arrested during a peaceful protest in Tarmwe, Yangon. Let the world know. #freeourstudents #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar UN Special Rapporteur Tom Andrews United Nations in Myanmar

#Myanmar will further reduce internet access from tomorrow, telecoms sources told Reuters. A mobile internet shutdown is already in place but a new directive will shut down public WiFi. Fiber connections in homes and offices should remain functional. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

“Don’t be afraid of them.. If we are afraid we will not be able to reveal the truth…” Powerful piece by Frontier Myanmar.. Support #Myanmarmedia frontiermyanmar.net/en/the-militar…

Fire outbreak happened in Mrauk-U refugee camps. Among 875 houses, 663 houses are totally burned & destroyed. 2565 people are suffered from it not lefting any food,drinks & their belongings. INTERNET BLACKOUT #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Mar18Coup #OpCCP

#Myanmar army's latest legal charges as at Mar 18 1/ Aung San Suu Kyi (corruption) 2/ Mahn Win Khine Than (felony) 3/ Arrest warrant for Kyaw Moe Tun Earlier, Dr. Sasa of CRPH Myanmar charged with high treason Aung San Suu Kyi faces 5 charges now

#Monywa strong 💪🏼 Nothing can stop these people fighting for freedom. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Mar18Coup

Nothing can stop #Monywa people fighting for Democracy. INTERNET BLACKOUT #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar #Mar18Coup

#Myanmar Hlaing Thar Yar Dreadful scenes in Hlaing Thar Yar yesterday. When people went to assist the injured, they were shot too by the SAC Junta forces. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

The Myanmar's junta's increasing internet blackout is making it ever harder for people to post pictures of protests against the coup. That hasn't stopped the protests. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar

In Myanmar, this five-year-old child screamed at the killing of her father. At the UN Security Council, China and Russia didn't hear her as they "again blocked outright condemnation" of the coup "and stymied a UK-authored move towards punitive sanctions." theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

It is getting ever harder to get news from Myanmar as the junta cuts off access. The total documented number of people killed in the unrest stood at 217 but the actual toll was probably much higher, ⁦AAPP (Burma)⁩ said. #WhatsHappeningInMyanmar reut.rs/3trpQ1S

Today in Sagaing, Buddhist Monks are also against military coup.We all want democracy. #Mar18Coup #WhatIsHappeningInMyanmar

Burma has been turned into a slaughter ground (not a war zone or battle ground) as BBC stated today as The deadliest day of protest. Military and police slaughtered the civilians, and arrested the peaceful protesters brutally and mercilessly. #WeNeedR2PInMyanmar

In Myanmar Mobile data interruption: 16 days Night Internet Cuts: 44 Nights 📶 Public wifi outage: 14 days Banned from online pages: 55 days have passed. Do not assume that you are getting Wifi‼ ️ Please speak out for this‼ ️ #SaveMyanmar