Critics call Myanmar's first elections since military coup a sham as civil war rages on
Summary
Myanmar is having elections for the first time since the military took control five years ago. Many people cannot vote because of an ongoing civil war, and major opposition parties are not allowed to participate. This has led to criticism of the election process.Key Facts
- Elections are happening in Myanmar, the first since the military took control five years ago.
- Major opposition parties cannot take part in these elections.
- Some opposition leaders are in jail.
- An ongoing civil war is preventing many people from voting.
- The election process has received criticism for being unfair.
- This situation is unfolding amidst ongoing political and social unrest in Myanmar.
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