Anti-Junta Mass Movement
The Anti-Junta Mass Movement (AJMM) was founded on February 5, 2021, by five organizations: the Revolutionary Democratic Front, the Yangon University Students' Union, New Society Youth, the Confederation of General Labour Unions of Myanmar, and the Federation of United Unions (Myanmar).
The organizations in the AJMM are the Revolutionary Democratic Front, the Yangon University Students' Union, New Society Youth, the Confederation of General Labour Unions of Myanmar, the Federation of United Unions (Myanmar), the Myanmar Student Youth Congress, the Kachin Youth Network, the Bhamo Youth Network (Bhamo), the Naga force, Mon Youth in Yangon, Yangon Shan Youth, and the Karenni State Youth Force.
The AJMM's programme is:
(1) Uprooting military dictatorship
(2) Achieving full democracy
(3) Completely abolishing the 2008 Constitution
(4) Unconditional release of those unjustly detained by the coup military
On February 6, 2021, it began its struggle by marching from Parami to Hledan in Yangon, and continues to wage the struggle together with the public.
On February 15, 2021, it sent an open letter to the CRPH asking it to take the lead and continue political work. On March 12, 2021, it issued "Truths of the Spring Revolution". On March 27, 2021, it issued strategic recommendations for resisting and defending against the military council's proxy terrorist forces. From March 29, 2021, it began issuing the Anti-Junta Mass Movement series.
It has also led discussions on the revolution, and issued statements and announcements on the revolution and on rights.
Related updates
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The Yangon Strike Force: A Movement to Defy Military Regime Administration
Yangon-based public strike groups announced on August 16 that the Ward/Village Administration Mechanism was the key pillar to maintain control over the urban for the terrorist military junta that was falling on all sides. It also stated that Yangon-based public strike groups have started a “Movement of defiance of military rule" for the communities themselves to strongly oppose the rulers who are bullying and oppressing their communities.
An exhortation to the people of Yangon for displaced people
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The Vigorous of Spring Mass Movement
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Responses to the military council's announcement that the military service law is in effect
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Saffron Movement Anniversary Statement
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AJMM calls for solidarity with Monywa prison hunger strikers
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