December - "Oppose the fascist election, march proudly on the federal path." "Reject the military's rule, boycott them—our National Day determination!" "Airbus! Stop investing in War Crimes." "Our Ambassador is Myanmar's Voice." "Airbus: End investment in AVIC. Stop funding military crimes." "The 76th International Human Rights Day Movement." "Let's unite to end violence against women and girls." "China, Stop Killing Myanmar people by supporting Fascist Criminals." "Human Rights is the best safeguard for Democracy. #RespectIt." "Stop the Killing, Start the Healing." "Ambassador's victory is the people's victory." Group 2 - Supporters of the Myanmar military and nationalist groups In 2024, there were a total of 77 peaceful protests led by supporters of the Myanmar military and nationalist groups. The number of protests per month is as follows: 51 in January, 10 in February, 6 in March, 1 in April, 2 in May, and 7 in August. By state and region, the highest number of protests occurred in Mandalay Region with 11 protests, followed by Rakhine State and Magway Region with 8 protests each. Southern Shan State had 7 protests, and the Ayeyarwady Region had 6 protests. In Yangon Region, Sagaing Region, Naypyidaw, and Kachin State, there were 5 protests each. In addition, the Myanmar military was able to organize protests in many major cities across the states and regions. Notably, following an incident where a member of the MNDAA (Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army) destroyed a pagoda, protests were organized across the country. Supporters of the military and patriotic citizens led these protests in January and February 2024. A total of 51 cities participated, with an estimated 30,000 people taking part in these demonstrations. Number of Peaceful Protests by State and Region On February 1, 2024, the third anniversary of the military coup, promilitary supporters and nationalist groups in Yangon rallied to show their support for the Myanmar Army. Among these protests, one in Pyin Oo Lwin stood out, where a nationalist monk encouraged Senior General Min Aung Hlaing to step down from his military position and assume a civilian role. Throughout February, protests in support of the People's Military Service Law were held in cities such as Yangon, Mandalay, Kyaukse, Pathein, Bago, Pyay, and Myawaddy, drawing participation from thousands of people. In the northern Rakhine State, protests against the Arakan Army (AA) were organized in March, April, and May, especially by local Muslims in areas with intensed armed conflict. These protests took place in Sittwe and Buthodaung towns, with more than eight protests. Additionally, in March, persons from Myanmar War Veterans Organization organized protests in southern Shan State's Hopong town,