Following the shootings, the military told media sources that the soldiers only opened fire after being shot at first, but Amnesty International’s research said it found no evidence to support this.
The organisation said all the people it interviewed said the protesters were not armed; one young man said that he threw stones at the police and military after they shot teargas at the IPOB members. He said the military then fired live ammunition in return.
Amnesty International said information it gathered indicated that the deaths of supporters and members of IPOB was the consequence of the excessive, and unnecessary use of force.
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