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Anti-coup protesters give the three-finger salute as they march through Yangon's Thingangyun Township on April 30. (AFP)
Anti-coup protesters give the three-finger salute as they march through Yangon's Thingangyun Township on April 30. (AFP)

This revolution is about more than who governs Myanmar

While the anti-coup movement is ostensibly about who rules – the military or the people – embedded in it are four tendencies that, with the world’s help, will radically remake Myanmar society for the better.

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