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Figures & data
Figure 1. Protesting young woman in pink bikini.
Source: https://twitter.com/pyaeswanmgmg/status/1359447245465088002, Pyae Swan @pyaeswanmgmg.
Figure 2. Aye Myat Thu, a well-known model, using women’s bodies to draw public attention to the coup.
Source: https://twitter.com/pyaeswanmgmg/status/1359447245465088002, Pyae Swan @pyaeswanmgmg. This public website no longer exists.
Figure 3. A soldier and a teacher.
Source: Cartoon Wai Yan, Taunggyi, Reproduced on several public social media sites.
Figure 4. General Min Aung Hlaing rejected.
Source: Public post at Facebook account, Women’s League of Burma (WLB).
Figure 5. The police force trying to take down htamein.
Source: Public post by Khinny @Khin_Khin_Mra. https://twitter.com/Khin_Khin_Mra/status/1367702244368338949/photo/1.
Figure 6. Woman protestor’s T-shirt: “I only have a vagina as a weapon.”
Source: Public post from Facebook account, now unavailable.
Figure 7. Sisters2Sisters campaign.
Source: Public post by public organisation Sisters2Sisters @sis2sisMM Twitter page.
Figure 8. Lipstick Campaign.
Source: Public post by public organisation Sisters2Sisters @sis2sisMM Twitter page.
Figure 9. A woman participating in the Lipstick Campaign.
Source: Public post by public organisation Sisters2Sisters @sis2sisMM Twitter page.
Figure 10. Soldier: You girls are so harsh. You don’t shout “save us” like us.
Source: Cartoonist Narnatthee, reproduced at several public social media sites.
Figure 11. Military spokesman: Trust Shwe Kyar (a sex worker).
Source: Cartoonist Wai Yan, Taunggyi, reproduced at several public social media sites.
