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.
Strike committees jointly organized a press conference on 20 September on Wang Bao-Yangci Company allowing the military junta forces to station in the company compound and other support to war crimes committed by the junta.
The military junta pressed another charge against the chair of the Yagon East University Student Union Ma Su Yee Lin with a terrorism charge. She was already sentenced for three years in prison for 505 (a).
Women Alliance Burma (WAB) called for social punishment against Ke Se Ra, known as "Spring Revolution Monk", for reportedly sexual exploiting women in the revolution. The WAB conducted interviews with victims and called on the the monk to admit to charges and surrender monkshood.
Pro-democracy activists launched "Our Ambassador, Our Voice, Our Representative" Campaign to call on the international community to continue the credential of NUG's UN Representative U Kyaw Moe Tun in the United Nations while rejecting the junta-appointed candidate.
