Workers Are Still Launching Nationwide Strikes against Myanmar's Military Rulers

Author(s): Sasa Dr, U Aung, Ma Thuzar

In: Jacobin, 2021

The interviews with Dr Sasa, minister for international cooperation in the National Unity Government (NUG) representing the resistance, and with two railway workers involved in the Civil Disobedience Movement, are prefaced by a brief summary of the policy of the NUG. The article stresses the ethnic diversity of the NUG and its call for the abolition of the 2008 constitution and the 1982 citizenship law used to exclude the Rohingya.

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Volume One -> E. Resisting Oppressive, Dictatorial, Military or Authoritarian Rule -> E. II. Asia (and Australasia) -> E. II.1. Burma/Myanmar: Resisting Military Dictatorship -> E. II.1.c. Resisting 2021 Military Coup

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