At least 54 people have been killed and over 1,700 detained since Myanmar's February 1 coup, the UN rights chief said Thursday, demanding that the military halt its "vicious crackdown".

UN rights chief tells Myanmar military to 'stop murdering' protesters

Military coup protests in Myanmar has seen their deadliest day with 38 deaths reported. Myanmar police have also stepped up from immediate action and crackdown. The total number of fatalities in protests has risen to 50 till now.

Myanmar Update: At least 38 killed in the deadliest day of protests

The Association of South-East Asian Nations held a virtual meet over the Myanmar crisis. Myanmar's neighbours have pressed the military to release the Aung San Suu Kyi.

ASEAN nations call for Aung San Suu Kyi's release

Myanmar security forces opened fire at demonstrators in several places in Yangon and Mandalay on Wednesday to break up anti-military protests, reports said. Watch: At least six people were shot by security forces including an Associated Press photographer with reports of live ammunition being used by security forces in some places.

Myanmar security forces open fire at protesters; at least 6 killed

Myanmar police opened fire on protesters once again on Tuesday in Yangon as anti-military protests continued in the country. Watch: The protesters had gathered in different parts of Yangon clutching makeshift shields as they chanted slogans against the military as authorities moved to quell the demonstrations.

Myanmar police opens fire on protesters as ASEAN ministers aim for talks

A crackdown by security forces in Myanmar in which at least 18 anti-coup demonstrators were killed has now bought renewed calls for tougher international sanctions on the military junta.

Western Nations outrage over Myanmar reignited

A month ago Myanmar was gripped by a forced military takeover since then the country is stuck in the middle of a political crisis and chaos. WION brings a report on major developments which took place in Myanmar in the past month.

Myanmar: One month since military control

Myanmar coup: From viral workout video to bloody Sunday

International pressure on Myanmar is growing. The United Nations Human Rights office has condemned Myanmar Junta's violent crackdown on the demonstrators.

UN condemns Myanmar junta's violent crackdown on demonstrators

Myanmar's ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi appeared in the court through video conferencing on Monday, for the second time since she was detained following a military coup.

Myanmar's Aung San Suu Kyi appears in court via video; two new criminal charges filed

Myanmarese police have clashed with protesters in the city of Dawei as the South Asian country remains in turmoil since the army seized the power. The protests continue despite intimidation from the military.

Myanmar: Protests against military intensify

Myanmar's military, which has taken control of the administration, has fired its United Nations ambassador on Saturday after he delivered a strong and emotional speech to oust the democratically-elected government and leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

Myanmar military coup: UN envoy who delivered impassioned speech fired

Myanmar's ambassador to the United Nations on Friday delivered an emotional speech in which he urged the international community to take the "strongest possible action" to end the military rule in the country.

'Take strongest action to end coup': Myanmar envoy makes emotional plea in UN

Its been a month since Myanmar military toe down every sense of democracy in the country. Since then people's revolution has taken centre stage but the past month has also seen a rise in Myanmar's citizen journalists. WION brings you a report.

Myanmar protests from the lens of citizen journalists

The Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi has cancelled her planned trip to Myanmar amid the military coup and detainment of several senior leaders of the ruling country, which has resulted in constant, violent protests.

'Not the ideal time': Indonesian foreign minister's trip to Myanmar cancelled

Myanmar Military Junta could take actions against media portals for using the word coup. The military has threatened to withdraw the licenses of such media organisations.

Your Story: Myanmar Military Junta threatens to take actions against media portals

After vowing firm action against Myanmar's military, US state secretary Antony Blinken announced sanctions against two more leaders of Myanmar's junta amid large scale anti-military protests in the country.

US imposes sanctions on two more military leaders in Myanmar amid protests

Myanmar military continued its internet blackout for the eighth consecutive day ahead of another day of planned protests on Monday. Watch: At least three protesters were killed on Saturday which marked the deadliest day of nationwide protests which has continued for over two weeks.

Internet blackout continues amid crack down against protesters in Myanmar

Saturday marks the bloodiest day of protest, in three weeks of persistent demonstration in Myanmar against the military coup. 2 people were killed and 20 injured after a brutal clash with security forces during the anti-coup demonstration. Despite this bloodshed and violence protest continues in Myanmar.

Myanmar: Thousands took to the streets of Yangon, despite bloodshed and violence

At least two protesters were injured in a fresh shooting in Myanmar. The shooting comes as thousands of demonstrators gathered on the streets of Yangon on Saturday to mourn the death of the protester who lost her life yesterday and continued their demand from the military to end the coup.

Myanmar: Two injured in fresh shooting as thousands mourn death of 20-year-old protester

The 20-year-old woman protester who was shot in the head during anti-military protests in Myanmar's capital Naypyidaw has died, the hospital said on Friday. Watch: Mya Thwate Thwate Khaing received head injuries after being shot as the police opened fire with live bullets.

20-year-old protester shot in head in Myanmar dies in hospital

Britain and Canada imposed sanctions on Myanmar generals, as protests broke out for the second week against the military coup in the country. Watch: The Quad group consisting of India, United States, Japan and Australia in a joint statement called for return to democracy in Myanmar.

Britain, Canada impose sanctions on Myanmar generals amid protests

LGBTQ activists in Myanmar have joined the growing protest movement against the coup that ousted Aung San Suu Kyi and her democratically elected government.

Myanmar Protest: LGBTQ community calls for unity & peace

UK and Canada have imposed sanctions on Myanmar for attacking the protestors. According to UK's Foreign Secretary, Dominic Raab, the Interior Ministry is responsible for the attacks. While Canada is yet to impose sanctions on 9 of its generals and 3 of them by UK.

Myanmar Update: UK and Canada impose sanctions on leaders

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