A Chance to Fix in Time: Analysis of Freedom of Expression in Four Years Under the Current Government government’s ignorance of civil society’s demand to restore the internet in Chin State and Rakhine State as it is important for all of the people across the country to get health awareness and information promptly during the COVID-19 pandemic. Continuing Arrests through Using Unjust Laws The ongoing arrests of civilian protesters under the “democratic” government show the situations under current government and military junta are the same. Arrests of students in Rakhine State for demanding an end to internet shutdown; police’s denial of permission for students to organise protests calling for the peace and end of civil; arrests and prosecutions of dissidents who are against the government and the Tatmadaw. Meanwhile, Naw Ohn Hla’s case in which she was prosecuted for using the term “Karen Martyr’s Day” in an event, also proves that discussion on ethnic affairs is still fragile alike under the previous government. Similarly, in terms of media freedom, prosecutions against covering and reporting under several legal provisions including Unlawful Associations Act and Counter Terrorism Law; prosecution of two Reuters journalists Under Burma Official Secrets Act for uncovering the massacre in Inn Din village in Rakhine State are eroding the main foundation of democracy. Based on the aforementioned facts, the incumbent government led by NLD does not acknowledge the importance of freedom of expression, a fundamental right of human rights, freedom of assembly, procession and media freedom, main parts of democracy. 51 Chapter (6): Executive Summary