Category 1: at the following link
https://www.gofundme.com/manage/assistance-to-victims-of-military-coup-in-burma
(or)
Category 2:
https://matupi.org/aids/
Since military coup Feb.1, 2021, “The Burma’s Revolution” process has been facing a hard bumpy road all the times. In order to say short, let me come into short-to-the-points regarding the process of strategy and policies lay out by revolution movement forces.
In this modern world, A powerful country is measured by how the country’s economic power and if needed how military power is strong enough. Of course, a strong economic power could afford to build the most advanced military power if it intended to.
Min Aung Hlaing-led Myanmar junta troops massacred again 23 civilians including a female resident and three Buddhist monks during a raid on Nam Name Village in Pinlaung Township, southern Shan State on Saturday, according to resistance groups. (Source from Irrawaddy)
The real nature of Democracy and non-democracy, is what I have learned from many great professors in short-to-the-points.
A lot of nonsense is talked about democracy, and mostly by people who live in relatively rich Western democracies, who attribute their comparative wealth and well-being to, of course, first, their own hard work, second, their liberal capitalist system, and thirdly, their democratic form of government.
I am going to present the whole story of current Burma’s Spring Revolution and its strategy, once the right signal turns green from concerned organizations and friends.