To note Users,

I run a Facebook group for protesting to Myanmar military coup. 

I’m glad if you give some time for me and read it through. 

XX years ago I married to Myanmar guy. Now we live in Japan, but back then I traveled to Myanmar for the first time in my life and lived there for a while. 

I was only able to speak Burmese hello, thank you and yummy. But my husband’s family have kindly, warmly welcomed me. 

Now they are in danger. 

As you know by Myanmar military coup. 

I sincerely beg you to support me.

The day when the military coup happened, I didn’t know what to do, but I had to do what I can I thought. 

I started to post on my timeline but it didn’t make much, so I looked for Facebook groups and joined. 

Unfortunately I could find only two groups at then. 

But since that day long story short, I now have my own Facebook group. 

I really really wish you join it. 

Because, all I have come to know, is that the International Society does nothing unless the whole people on the earth raise voice at the same time, togetherly. 

I’m protesting in from various aspects, 

but what I want to do, is to save my family. 

Let me beg you a little more

Last month, Japanese journalist lives in Myanmar got arrested, on the very second our friend there reported to us about it with 3 photos. 

Immediately I called Japanese embassy in Myanmar and the Ministry of foreign affairs in Japan. 

I also shared about it in my Facebook group, the members all over the world shared it,

And what I found was two hours later BBC Burmese announced about the news of the journalist actually with the photo that I posted. 

Never felt I helped somebody this much. 

Also very surprised for the power of SNS. 

What I mean is I believe in the importance of your 1 share, 1 comment. 

Strongly hope that you join the group to help me, since the Number of members itself has important meaning when we talk to or pressure the government and some official organizations. 

But at the same time I understand that joining is somehow a hesitating thing. 

So I’d be really glad that if you yourself have come to be more interested in Myanmar by my words, and hopefully you have a small talk with your family and friends about this matter. 

Thanks for reading. 

I’m very happy if you give a hand for me😊

The group

Facebookグループ

Most of the posts are in Japanese or Burmese, but I hope you can read some with FB auto translate. 

If you are feeling to share a post but not sure what is exactly written, please contact & ask me, I’ll translate it to English.