Six years on: Time for justice for the Rohingya
Six years in the past over 700,000 Rohingya fled from vicious army assaults in Rakhine state. However this was solely...
Six years on: Rohingya in government
Six years in the past, the Myanmar army launched a brutal ‘clearance marketing campaign’ in opposition to the Rohingya in...
‘I don’t post like I used to’: Self-censorship on the rise in a climate of fear
Have you ever stopped liking or sharing political posts on social media for concern of the results? In that case,...
Kidnappings leave Dry Zone residents living in fear
The coup has led to a proliferation of armed teams throughout central Myanmar – a few of which have transformed...
‘You must all die’: The military’s war on Sagaing Catholics
Descendants of Portuguese Roman Catholics have lived peacefully in central Myanmar for hundreds of years, however because the coup they’ve...
Bringing up baby in a revolution: a painful dilemma for fighter mothers
In case you had been a lady PDF fighter, dwelling in a jungle army camp, what would you do in...
Death highways: Driving in Myanmar’s conflict zones
Bus and truck drivers are taking ever-greater dangers to do their jobs, dealing with arrest and extortion at checkpoints manned...
Alleged child rape case in Ayeyarwady orphanage sparks outrage
A controversial organisation that runs monastic colleges and orphanages throughout Myanmar is again within the highlight after allegedly making an...
Baby elephant bank note shakes property market foundations
The junta’s unveiling of a brand new financial institution observe has spooked already jittery markets, with actual property costs specifically...
War and economic upheaval leave the weaving industry in tatters
Conventional weavers within the central Dry Zone and Chin State are struggling to make a residing amid battle and displacement,...