On September 26, Yangon-based people strike groups announced that the terrorist military group's attempt to conduct a census under the pretext of holding an election was only an attempt to obtain the personal information of individuals, including urban revolutionary forces.
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.
After the military coup by a terrorist military group on February 1, 2021, since the first week of February, anti-coup public strikes have taken place across the country in various forms. They opposed the military coup with non-violent movements such as Protesting, Cacerolazo, Red Ribbon Movement and the CDM movement. On February 22, 22 days after the military coup, the "22222" mass strike was held, and millions of people across the country protested against the military coup.
The announcement about People's Military Service Law was issued that the People's Military Service Law, enacted by Senior General Than Shwe, the Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council through Order No. 27/2010 on 4th November 2010, will come into forces on 10th February 2024, and it was issued with the signature of the Chairman of State Administration Council through Order No.27/2024.
Student unionists put up a banner carrying the text "Revolution brings meaning of being human! Politics and people can't be separated!" in a high school in Yangon under tight security of the junta on 17 September.
Strike committees called on Buddhist monks to join the public in the Spring Revolution by boycotting the military junta in their statement in commemoration of the 16th anniversary of Saffron Sangha Movement.
Revolutionary forces staged a protest in Yangon with the call for "Ending dictatorship to address general crisis", despite tight security by the military junta.
All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU) staged a protest on a public bus in Yangon on 13 September despite strict security measures of the miltiary junta.
More than 2300 leaflets were distributed as a campaign for SAC's soldiers and civil servants to defeat and to join in Civil Disobedient Movement in Yangon and Mandalay.
