Myanmar pro-democracy demonstrators have adopted the Christian practice of painting Easter eggs to symbolize their protest against the nation’s military coup.
On Easter Sunday, …
Myanmar pro-democracy demonstrators have adopted the Christian practice of painting Easter eggs to symbolize their protest against the nation’s military coup. On Easter Sunday, opponents of military rule in Myanmar painted protest messages on the eggs, including “Spring revolution,” “We must win,” and “Get out MAH” in reference to the junta’s leader, General Min Aung Hlaing.
