Families evicted by the military from a Myanma Railways staff housing complex in Yangon shelter at a nearby monastery on March 16. (Frontier)

‘No one wants to work for them’: Evictions fail to force striking civil servants back to work

Frustrated by the disruptive success of the Civil Disobedience Movement, the military regime has resorted to legal threats and forced evictions in an attempt to coerce striking civil servants back to work ­– but it doesn’t seem to be working.

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