President Moon Jae-in is speaking at a video cabinet meeting held at the Blue House Women’s Hall on the 2nd. Blue House Photo Reporters
– On the 6th, President Moon Jae-in urged the Myanmar military to stop brutally suppressing and killing peace protesters, saying, “Violence against the people of Myanmar must be stopped immediately.”
In a post on his social network service (SNS) at 9 am on the day, President Moon said, “There should be no more deaths.” “I strongly urge the immediate release of those who have become.” He added, “I sincerely hope that democracy and peace will be restored as soon as possible.”
President Moon posted the same message in English and wrote down the hashtags’JusticeForMyanmar’ and’Stand with Myanmar’ (#standwithmyanmar).
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President Moon Jae-in posted on Twitter at 9 am on the 6th. Twitter capture
– After the coup in Myanmar on the 1st of last month, at least 54 people were killed and more than 1,700 people were detained as a result of military and police shooting, the UN said the day before. United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet stressed that at least 54 people were killed in the shootings of the Myanmar military police and told the Myanmar military to stop the killings. Bachelet said that of the 54 deaths, at least 30 were found to have died the previous day in Yangon, Mandalay, Sagaing, Magway, and Mon, and 18 died on the 28th of last month.
Pope Francis also expressed deep concern over the bloodshed in Myanmar at the end of the general meeting of demand on the 3rd and condemned the military for violently suppressing the protesters. According to the Vatican News, “the wishes of the people of Myanmar cannot be beaten by violence,” and urged the international community to try to mediate to prevent further innocent sacrifices.
Reporter Han Young-hye [email protected] 
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