Every day, ordinary people in Myanmar are making difficult choices in the face of an increasingly violent response to their mass protests. The protesters want a return to their democratically-elected civilian government, after the military seized control on 1 February claiming there was widespread fraud in last year's election. According to the UN, at least 149 people have died during the civil disobedience since 1 February - though the actual figure is thought to be much higher.
Here are the stories of those who continue to come out onto the streets, told in their own words.