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Myanmarese students face challenges due to military coup

Troops on the streets of Yangon, Myanmar, after the coup

Troops on the streets of Yangon, Myanmar, after the coup Source: AAP

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Students from Myanmar studying with Australia universities are finding major challenges as the military coup takes hold.

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