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The mass street protests of February featured regular displays of inter-ethnic solidarity, but making space for more marginalised groups like the Rohingya will require a greater political transformation. Here, the flags of various ethnic groups are help up at an anti-coup demonstration in Yangon on February 18. (AFP)
The mass street protests of February featured regular displays of inter-ethnic solidarity, but making space for more marginalised groups like the Rohingya will require a greater political transformation. Here, the flags of various ethnic groups are help up at an anti-coup demonstration in Yangon on February 18. (AFP)

The NUG must commit to human rights for all Myanmar’s people

To secure international support and an inclusive future, the National Unity Government must pledge to defend the rights of everyone in the country – including the Rohingya.

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