At a garment factory on the outskirts of Myanmar’s biggest city, Zin Mar Htun has been working through the night – doing unpaid overtime in a desperate attempt to keep her job.
Myanmar’s clothing factories have cut more than 250,000 jobs since the military seized power in a Feb 1 coup, unleashing economic turmoil and triggering sanctions against the generals that anti-junta protesters want to see extended.
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