Despite intense crackdowns and raids by military forces, anti-junta protesters have returned to the streets of Myanmar's Sagaing Region. Residents in the northwestern region are leading armed resistance efforts and holding nonviolent protests, demanding that people cut off the flow of money to the junta's coffers and boycotting military-owned products. Protest groups have formed a regional committee to coordinate public marches, and nearly 40 protest groups are now active at the township and village levels. The people of Sagaing region are actively participating in public activities and continue to oppose the military dictatorship, despite ongoing crackdowns.

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