My Life For Democracy | Democracy Maybe

In Thailand and Myanmar, an activist and a politician who both believe democracy is worth dying for, risk imprisonment, torture, and their lives and limbs in the pursuit of freedom and representation.
The journey begins in Yangon, Myanmar where thousands took part in massive protests against the February 2021 military coup. Several hundred people lost their lives in a struggle to maintain their elected government. Young politician and activist, Ei Thinzar Maung, leads the fight against the new military government and explains why this struggle is crucial for her country.
We then travel to Bangkok to meet the young pro-democracy protesters determined to change Thailand's politics. We follow "Rung", a protest leader and spokesperson of the Thailand students' movement, and see the enormity of what this 22-year-old faces in the fight for change. We leave her as she heads for imprisonment.

[@Kylelongwest]

No one should be above other. we are all equal, we have the same right.

[@CRenggi]

Don't fight for A democracy, fight for a Working democracy, a beneficial democracy

[@sivadasssandran3498]

Very courageous individuals....their willingness to sacrifice their lives for the well being of others qualifies them the be admired as heroes....hope their lifetime dream in pursuit of freedom comes true....

[@faizaryan1054]

Live and let live!
All lives matter!

[@pal-a]

We should have democracy in Qatar, Saudi, Brunei, Pakistan Afghanistan etc.,

[@rygar218]

Add Sudan Hongkong Taiwan Palestine. All these people deserve to live their lives with freedom and peace.

[@pal-a]

@@rygar218 Yes
The entire world deserves

[@wadiefaridhaddad7429]

ده ايه ؟

[@eshkarri556]

Why is al Jazeera talking about democracy ?

[@disrael2101]

Hahaha right 😂

[@JonathanXLindqviust]

Ad hominem

[@annieangel97]

i had the same question lmao

[@user-hr6qe7uv9f]

Amnesty should be thrown out of Thailand, all these kids are brain wash T and B.

[@wadiefaridhaddad7429]

انساي