Young anti-coup recruits line up at a secret camp in Myanmar, hands behind their heads and stomachs braced, waiting for a drill instructor to deliver a punch to toughen them up for their fight against the military. Since a military coup in February, dozens of “people’s defence forces” (PDFs) have sprung up across the Southeast Asian country to fight back against the generals’ putsch and subsequent crackdown.
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