Several thousand pro-military and nationalist demonstrators have marched through Yangon, voicing their support for Myanmar's armed forces and government while condemning foreign involvement in the country's affairs.
The march led to a stage lined with portraits of Senior Gen Min Aung Hlaing, where speakers addressed a flag-waving crowd and condemned the international community's involvement in Myanmar, claiming groups would "fight back" against international bodies who have called for the investigation and prosecution of the country's top generals.
A United Nations fact-finding mission reported last month that Myanmar's military systematically killed thousands of Rohingya Muslim civilians, burned hundreds of their villages and engaged in ethnic cleansing and mass rape.
It called for top generals to be investigated and prosecuted for genocide.
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