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An anti-coup demonstration in downtown Yangon on February 8. Due to bloody crackdowns by security forces, the mass street protests of February have given way to flash-mob demonstrations in cities and towns and guerrilla conflict in the countryside. (AFP)
An anti-coup demonstration in downtown Yangon on February 8. Due to bloody crackdowns by security forces, the mass street protests of February have given way to flash-mob demonstrations in cities and towns and guerrilla conflict in the countryside. (AFP)

Myanmar counts cost of coup, 100 days on

So far neither calls for restraint nor sanctions from foreign powers have deflected the generals off their chosen course, but conflict is escalating in rural areas and protesters remain defiant.

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