Interviews

“The military council may make reinforcements citing relief and reconstruction.” Salai Isaac Khin – Executive member of the ICNCC

“We can’t compromise on this revolution. We have to act decisively to send the military back to the barracks.” – Dr Hla Kyaw Zaw (Political analyst)

“We have no other choice but to defend ourselves and go on the counterattack. The fighting will only get more intense.” – Khu Reedu (Military chief, KNDF)

“We don’t have to worry much about security in the region. But we’re worried that the aid won’t reach those in need in the region. People will starve. I worry that there will be no food or clothing for them.” – Colonel Khun Okka (Patron, PNLO)

“In the future, our PDFs will continue to participate in the revolution in cooperation with the EAOs. We will engage in the fight to topple the military dictator however difficult it may be. The message we want to convey to the public is that a person alone can’t make a revolution. I would like to urge the public to participate in the revolution as much as they can.” Member of Hpakant PDF

“We must work in all areas to get rid of this dictatorship that even uses sexual assault as a weapon to undermine its own reputation.” – Thwe Zin Toe (BWU)

“The army is torturing the public who are assumed to support us. It is a very cruel act. As part of the ‘four cuts’ strategy, the military council threatens the public to distance us from the public and have a negative view on us.” Salai Htet Ni – Spokesperson of the CNF

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