The imposition of martial law suggests the regime will struggle to hold elections in those townships unless it takes control of them ahead of the polls.
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From Gen. Aung San to U Ko Ni, Myanmar's long history of assassinations highlights the moral dilemmas and lasting impact of political violence.
The imposition of martial law suggests the regime will struggle to hold elections in those townships unless it takes control of them ahead of the polls.
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