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ACN wants to remember the dead and intercede for the innocent civilian population, especially for internally displaced persons, including children, women, elderly, and the sick.

News reports are showing people dying in their homes and in ambulances without proper treatment. The pandemic is out of control, spreading fear and anxiety among the population.

“Let us remember the blood that is spilled is not some enemy’s blood. Those who died and those who were wounded are citizens of this country.”

“I am shaken by the news that has reached us from Myanmar—the degree of brutality with which the security forces are apparently prepared to shoot anyone whom they see on the streets.”

“All faith traditions adhere to non-violence because all violence is intrinsically evil. Violence brings greater violence. I unconditionally condemn ail acts of violence against unarmed civilians.”

“The blood spilled is not the blood of an enemy. It is the blood of our own sisters and brothers, our own citizens.”

“But what can the people do against tanks? And tanks are now being deployed everywhere.”

“Peace is possible. Peace is the only way. Democracy is the only light to that path.”

“Let there be no violence against our dear people of Myanmar.”

“This coming election is very important because it involves a choice between the old system, with its exclusive culture, and an inclusive culture.”