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Martim Ruiz
Diego Alonso Lopez Ruvalcaba

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The 2021 Myanmar conflict stemmed from a military coup against the country's democratically elected government. The military, discontent with election results, seized power, sparking nationwide protests. Civilians, led by young activists, demanded a return to democracy. The security forces responded with violence, leading to the violation human rights, abuses and casualties. The conflict garnered international attention and condemnation. Humanitarian concerns were raised due to displacement and many loses. Diplomatic efforts were made to restore democracy and end the violence. The events of 2021 in Myanmar highlighted the struggle for freedom and democracy, showcasing the power of jounger people while also exposing the dark side of authoritarian repression.

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Peaceful Dialogues: It is essential for leaders from both sides to actively engage in peaceful discussions, seeking common ground and resolving their differences through negotiation, thus avoiding resorting to violence.

Inform jounger people: Encouraging young people the importance of peace and democracy is crucial. start peaceful protests, creative expressions, and create an impact in social media campaigns, possess the potential to amplify global awareness and lead the leaders to pursue nonviolent resolutions.

Support Human Rights: Backing and promoting organizations committed to providing humanitarian assistance to displaced communities within Myanmar is of paramount importance. Ensuring that these affected populations receive essential resources can significantly alleviate them and contribute to the understanding among diverse groups.

Teaching awareness: Promoting education that prioritizes the understanding and respect in diverse cultures, backgrounds, and different points of view. Teaching empathy and open-mindedness and this way enduring peace in Myanmar.

Sanctions: Calling upon global leaders to intensify pressure on Myanmar's military junta through economic sanctions and diplomatic channels can potentially influence a reassessment of their actions, ultimately taking them toward seeking peaceful resolutions.

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1. Military Coup
Myanmar's military seizes power, detains Aung San Suu Kyi, citing election.

2.  Nationwide Protests
Citizens protest the coup, demanding return to democracy.

3. Crackdown Begins
Security forces violently suppress protests, leading to casualties.

4. Deadly Crackdown
Over 100 killed in a single day as security forces target protesters.

5. Internal Displacement
Ongoing conflict causes internal displacement as thousands flee violence, seeking safety in different parts of the country.

6. People's Defense Forces
Anti-coup activists form defense forces to resist the junta.

7.  UN Atrocity Report
UN releases report detailing human rights abuses.

8. the national democracy league wins the elections(2015)                                                                           the political group led by suu kyi won the elections and by the result of democratic opening.

9. Suu Kyi is back at jail                                                                    besides being retained for almost 2 decades suu kyi is retained once more moments before the military rise

10. The national democracy league wins again The national democracy league wins the elections again with a 80% of votes

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-HZuhFuLrk
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Myanmar: Armed Forces Day Spotlights atrocities. Human Rights Watch. (2022, June 4). https://www.hrw.org/news/2022/03/25/myanmar-armed-forces-day-spotlights-atrocities
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Qué está pasando en Myanmar y por qué | BBC Mundo

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2021: On February 1, 2021, the Myanmar military (also known as the Tatmadaw) overthrew the democratically elected government led by civilian leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The coup ended a decade of civilian and democratic rule in the country.

Protests and Civil Resistance: Following the coup, massive protests erupted across the country led by civilians and civil organizations in an effort to restore democracy. The military responded with violence, using lethal force and repression to quell peaceful demonstrations.

Internal Displacement and Refugees: The military's violence and repression led to a significant increase in internal displacement in Myanmar, with many people fleeing their homes to seek safety in other parts of the country or in makeshift camps. Furthermore, ongoing violence and instability continued to drive many people to flee abroad as refugees.

Attacks against Ethnic Minorities: Myanmar is ethnically and religiously diverse. Prior to the coup, tensions and conflicts already existed between the central government and various ethnic minorities. After the coup, the military escalated attacks against some of these minorities in different regions of the country, including states like Kachin, Shan, and Rakhine.

Violence against the Rohingya Population: One of the most notorious conflicts in Myanmar has been the persecution of the Rohingya ethnic minority. In 2017, the military carried out a brutal military campaign that resulted in the exodus of hundreds of thousands of Rohingya to Bangladesh. Although this occurred before 2021, it is important to mention it as part of the context of ethnic violence in the country.