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The doctor has become the voice and face of the country's 'Spring Revolution'.

We're in crisis mode if such a practice has penetrated our government institutions.

Activists planning more protests after several killed in clashes with security forces.


Fellow members of Asean also call for a cease to the use of lethal force against opponents of the coup.

New charges include one under the penal code banning publication of information that may 'cause fear or alarm'.

Both have an important role to bring democracy back to Myanmar, they must speak up against violence.

The junta govt has failed to stop daily protests and a civil disobedience movement since its coup on Feb 1.

Tensions escalate quickly in Mandalay where police, soldiers confronted striking shipyard workers and protesters.

Resolve election dispute through democratic processes - Asean Intergovernmental Commission on Human Rights.

In the face of military threats, civil servants go on strike crippling many government functions.

Residents who don't report guests to local authorities can be fined or jailed.

UN investigator says 'growing reports, photographic evidence' security forces using live ammunition on protesters.

Washington will identify the first round of targets this week, the US president adds.

UPDATED 3.37PM | 'We will continue to fight,' says youth activist, calling for release of political prisoners.

In Naypyitaw, police place a sign saying live ammunition could be used if protesters breach third line of officers.

'We don't want a dictatorship for the next generation or for us,” says 21-year-old Thaw Zin.

UPDATED 3.22PM | Carrying red balloons, demonstrators in Yangon chant 'We don’t want military dictatorship! We want democracy!'

Doctors, teachers, refuse to work and people bang pots and pans at night to show anger.

The move to clamp down on activists comes as the West increases pressure.

Her alleged offence: illegally importing communications equipment.


Malaysia seriously concerned after reports of military takeover, pre-dawn arrests.