After 100 days of ‘civilian’ rule, Myanmar remains a bastion of oppression

After 100 days under what the junta claims is a civilian government, Myanmar continues to suffocate under severe human rights abuses, with basic freedoms still out of reach for its people. The military's rebranding efforts have done little to alleviate the oppressive atmosphere that persists, as reports of arbitrary detentions, censorship, and violent crackdowns on dissent remain rampant. This situation underscores the junta's lack of genuine commitment to reform and highlights the urgent need for international pressure to push for real change and accountability. The ongoing oppression raises critical questions about the junta's true intentions and the future of democracy in Myanmar.