#kyalsin

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Ma Kyal Sin, mahasiswi cantik dari jurusan Sastra Jerman di Universitas Yadanabon, Mandalay, terbunuh. Ia menghembuskan napas terakhir, akibat terjangan peluru militer Myanmar. Ia dan ratusan rekan-rekannya sedang berada di tengah demonstrasi pada Rabu, 3 Maret 2021. Tidak hanya cantik, Ma Kyal Sin (19 tahun) adalah sosok mahasiswi tekun dan ulet. Meskipun berasal dari keluarga sederhana (ayahnya adalah seorang tukang cukur), Ma Kyal Sin aktif di ekstrakurikuler bela diri Taekwondo, dan mengisi waktu luang dengan menjadi penyanyi dan penari. Setelah kematiannya, ratusan foto-fotonya di tengah demonstrasi beredar di sosial media. Ia tampil ekspresif di lapangan, layaknya seorang aktris sedang tampil di panggung. Tulisan di t-shirt hitam yang ia kenakan saat tertembak: “Everything will be OK” (semuanya akan baik-baik saja), menjadi simbol perlawanan rakyat. Baca atau swep up di @readtimes.id #readtimes #kyalsin #myanmar #hiunhas #politik @thepappito #unhasmakassar Reposted from @readtimes.id https://www.instagram.com/p/CMJuSQ-HA29/?igshid=i3vk73u0nber

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Repost from @redfishstream • Her name was Kyal Sin. She was only 19 when the Myanmar police shot her in the head at an anti-coup protest in Mandalay, Myanmar, this week. Kyal Sin, also known as Angel, was a dancer and taekwondo champion who had been joining the anti-coup protests in Myanmar ever since the military coup took place, despite the protests growing more and more dangerous. Having cast her very first vote in November, she was motivated to take to the streets to protest against the army, which sought to annul that vote by seizing power. Kyal Sin’s father was one of her biggest supporters, tying a red ribbon, a symbol for the protest movement, around her wrist before she went to join the resistance. On the day she was killed, Kyal Sin was seen wearing a t-shirt saying “Everything will be OK” and held a coca-cola bottle in her hand to help other protesters who were suffering from reactions to tear gas. She also protected protesters by throwing a tear gas canister back at the police, and opened a water pipe so that protesters could rinse their eyes with water after being teargassed. She was shot dead while taking cover. But Kyal Sin knew that she might die. Before heading out to the protest, she left details of her blood group, a contact number, and a message specifying that she wished to be a donor if she were killed. Kyal Sin was killed on the bloodiest day of anti-coup protests in Myanmar, as 38 people were killed on Wednesday, with now more than 50 dead since the military took power. (Photos via Reuters and Kyal Sin's social media profile) #restinpower #myanmar #myanmarcoup #kyalsin #militarycoup #oppression #freedomfighter #protesters #protest #nojusticenopeace #resistance #awomansplaceisintheresistance https://www.instagram.com/p/CMAYgZJM_Ep/?igshid=nhueanhg5y24