Interviews

“Now I think that the military council has abused our convictions and committed very mean acts against the people with the coup. That’s why we hate them twice as much as other resistance members.” – Ko Hsai Zan Hnaung (CDM Corporal, Nay Pyi Taw Special Counterterrorism Unit)

“If we implement an education system based on the federal democracy charter, it will certainly be better than the one under the military council.” – (Saya Saw Kapi, founder of the School of Governance and Public Administration)

“There is no happiness at all. The fall and loss of the ALP or the ULA is our losses. It is a loss for the Arakan people. It is the matter which encourages our enemy.” Colonel Min Tun, Commander-in-Chief of the ANC/AA

“Although they are not in a position to fight enemy by keeping abreast of men, the number of the female members who are on the frontlines for medical services is higher than that of male members.” Khu Re Yal, Secretary-3 of the KNDF

“I believe that if India resolutely supports the resistance forces on the ground, this revolution will be successful in a short time.” Salai Dokhar (Leader, India for Myanmar)

“The revolution is not aimed at rooting out the military dictatorship alone. We are duty-bound to do our work after rooting out the junta. We need to make necessary preparations for administrative, economic, diplomatic and military affairs.” Padoh Saw Taw Nee, Spokesperson of the KNU

“In the revolution, the military affair alone is insufficient. The revolution which is devoid of political knowledge is very dangerous. So, I want to say that the federalism and political courses are essential for the revolutionary forces to walk on the right path by facing the public.” Ma Aye Myint Myint Aung (Young female leader,Mandalay Urban Protest Movement)

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