The army's repression of democracy activists is becoming more violent
The armys were violently protested in Yangon , Myanmar from February to March. People supported democracy movements and were killed by violent forces.
Young protesters hoped that more workers would go on strike Stated-owned and private people were forced to stop their regular work schedules which contributed to economic depression.
The army did not have enough money to afford paying wages. They had to force workers back to their jobs and shutted off the Internet between afternoon and night. Unfortunately, more people participated in the civil-disobedience and they thought democracy would always prior to dictatorship.
