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A man in Yangon on April 7 sits before shutters with the graffitied initials of the Civil disobedience Movement and the three-finger salute made by anti-coup protesters. (AFP)
A man in Yangon on April 7 sits before shutters with the graffitied initials of the Civil disobedience Movement and the three-finger salute made by anti-coup protesters. (AFP)

With no income and little support, CDM participants face tough choices

Although few striking civil servants have returned to work, many in the Civil Disobedience Movement are starting to waver because of intimidation, legal threats and a lack of financial support.

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