Anti-junta protesters take to the streets in Myanmar in defiance of a fierce military crackdown.

Police have killed at least three people and wounded several others in a single day as demonstrations against an early February military junta enters the fourth week in Myanmar.

Police in Myanmar attack anti-coup protesters in the country’s two biggest cities, and a mob of junta supporters attack demonstrators with knives and clubs.

Nearly 140 NGOs from 31 countries call on the United Nations Security Council to urgently institute an arms embargo on Myanmar in response to the coup in the country.

More protests are held in Myanmar against the recent coup in the country, amid diplomatic efforts to resolve a deepening crisis triggered by the putsch.

Myanmar's junta threatens anti-coup protesters against taking part in demos, warning they could die.

Myanmar's military issues arrest warrants for anti-coup activists as mass protests continue for the ninth day.

Myanmar’s military fires tear gas and rubber bullets to disperse thousands of people who take to the streets for the fourth consecutive day to protest against the recent coup d'état in the country.