Myanmarese in Japan protest against referendum in Myanmar

Myanmarese in Japan protest against referendum in Myanmar

TOKYO, Japan - Myanmarese people offer flowers in front of the Myanmar Embassy in Tokyo on May 10 for the victims of a devastating cyclone, while also demonstrating against the Myanmar's junta holding of a referendum on a new constitution the same day. The military government ignored calls from the opposition and from around the world for the referendum to be postponed due to the cyclone.

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