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On February 1 the Myanmar military launched a coup against the country's civilian elected government. Among the detained were leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD), Aung Sann Suu kyi and other members of her party who held a majority in Parliament. With the help of the internet, the Myanmar people's voices are more amplified than ever before. Hear more about this tragic day from the people themselves with Shine, Shwe, and Arkar.
In the aftermath of the coup the fragmented nature of Myanmar's political network is more revealing than ever. As citizens grapple with the loss of key political figures that once created the illusion of unity behind one cause, others are awakening to the possibility of a new system of governance where mistakes of the past may be prevented in the future. Old players, and new players come to the forefront to challenge each other as the legitimate leader of Myanmar. Uncover the motivations of key players with Shine, Arkar, and Shwe.
In this episode Shine, Arkar, and Shwe trace the money. They uncover a network of connections in the dark that sustains the Myanmar military's wealth, and power. More discoveries of involvement and possible complicity by well known French, Japanese, Korean, and Singaporean. A deep investigation into these connections reveals just strong the military's roots are settled.
On February 1 the Myanmar military launched a coup against the country's civilian elected government. Among the detained were leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD), Aung Sann Suu Kyi and other members of her party who held a majority in Parliament. Tensions are rising in cities all over Myanmar as the people become increasingly proactive against the atrocities of the military regime. Echoes of 1988 can be heard in every street. Hear from Myanmar voices as we begin to unravel the truth with Shine, Arkar, and Shwe.
On February 1 the Myanmar military launched a coup against the country's civilian elected government. Among the detained were leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD), Aung Sann Suu kyi and other members of her party who held a majority in Parliament. With the help of the internet, the Myanmar people's voices are more amplified than ever before. Hear more about this tragic day from the people themselves with Shine, Shwe, and Arkar.