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A protester holds a sign supporting the Civil Disobedience Movement at a demonstration against the coup in Yangon on February 14, 2021. (AFP)

From mass disobedience to mass exit: CDM workers quit Myanmar

Many striking public sector workers are seeking employment abroad amid a prolonged economic crisis, but the junta is blocking them from leaving and even offering them their jobs back.

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Dangerous play: Sports in Myanmar after the coup

This edition of Political Insider looks at the role of sports in post-coup Myanmar, from the use of medal-winning athletes in regime propaganda to decisions by players and fans to boycott the national team in protest against the junta.
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