This is global outrage after Myanmar executed four pro-democracy prisoners.
The execution of four prominent pro-democracy activists in Myanmar has sparked anger in the country and abroad.
The military government – which took power in a coup last year – had accused the men of conspiring to commit acts of “terror”.
The activists, including several high-profile opposition figures – were processed through military courts.
As a response, protesters in Thailand besieged Myanmar’s embassy in Bangkok – while the United States and the United Nations condemned the killings.
So, can international pressure stop such killings?
And what are the chances of Myanmar returning to democracy?
Presenter: Bernard Smith
Guests:
Minka Nijhuis – Freelance journalist and author. She knew two of the activists who were executed, Ko Jimmy and Phyo Zeya, and has covered their…
