Myanmar’s military junta is systematically removing all symbols associated with the National League for Democracy (NLD), the country’s previously ruling party which was ousted in the 2021 coup. This action signifies a continued effort to dismantle the NLD’s presence and suppress any remaining support for the party. Party officials interpret the removal of symbols as evidence that the junta still perceives the NLD as a substantial political challenge to its authority. The move aims to erase the legacy of the NLD and consolidate the military’s control following the coup. This latest development underscores the ongoing repression of political opposition in Myanmar. The junta has previously arrested NLD leaders, including Aung San Suu Kyi, and cracked down on pro-democracy protests. The removal of symbols represents a further step in eliminating any visible reminders of the former civilian government.