London, UK. 31 Mar 2021. Some people wore white as it is traditional for funerals - Protest march and rally demanding the Myanmar/Burma Military reinstate the democratic government after their coup. The march started in Parliament Square and ended with a rally at the Chinese Embassy because of their support for the military regime. The protest was brought together by the CRPH (Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttawa) a Facebook Group for a government organisation which aims to 'ensure the unconditional release of those detained including the President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar

London, UK. 31 Mar 2021. Some people wore white as it is traditional for funerals - Protest march and rally demanding the Myanmar/Burma Military reinstate the democratic government after their coup. The march started in Parliament Square and ended with a rally at the Chinese Embassy because of their support for the military regime. The protest was brought together by the CRPH (Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttawa) a Facebook Group for a government organisation which aims to 'ensure the unconditional release of those detained including the President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar Stock Photo

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London, UK. 31 Mar 2021. Some people wore white as it is traditional for funerals - Protest march and rally demanding the Myanmar/Burma Military reinstate the democratic government after their coup. The march started in Parliament Square and ended with a rally at the Chinese Embassy because of their support for the military regime. The protest was brought together by the CRPH (Committee Representing Pyidaungsu Hluttawa) a Facebook Group for a government organisation which aims to 'ensure the unconditional release of those detained including the President of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar and the State Counsellor'. Credit: Guy Bell/Alamy Live News

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