Myanmar's military appeared to signal an impending crackdown on demonstrations after well over 100,000 people, the most since a 2007 uprising, protested nationwide Monday against last week's military coup and ex-leader Aung San Suu Kyi's detention.As the protests continued for a third day, state TV said in an announcement that "some groups of people are abusing the democratic rights and forcing, disturbing or threatening others unlawfully" and called for "discipline.""Actions amounting to disturbing stability, rule of law and public danger shall be stopped effectively, according to the law,…READ FULL ARTICLE
