Off target: Myanmar football falters on and off the pitch
Beneath many years of army rule, Myanmar soccer declined from its glory days within the Nineteen Sixties, and the modest...
Patheingyi residents face ‘farmland’ evictions
Whereas the civilian authorities largely turned a blind eye to individuals illegally dwelling on designated farmland, the junta is threatening...
Righting wrongs in Myanmar requires justice – not retribution
EDITORIAL Levels of culpability have to be rigorously weighed to cease justice turning into vindictiveness, whereas these claiming authority want...
Mangrove restoration helps local communities – and the planet
Native communities say mangrove restoration tasks backed by the UN are making progress in saving southern Myanmar’s depleted coastal forests...
Myanmar photojournalists continue shooting despite dangers and financial woes
Freelance photojournalists have been placing their lives on the road to cowl Myanmar’s post-coup battle, however many are struggling to...
Conflict shoots up malaria cases on the Thai-Myanmar border
Because the post-coup battle undermines well being providers and displaces complete communities, malaria is making a dramatic comeback in Kayin...
Junta attacks on hospitals leave locals with no access to healthcare
For the reason that army coup in February 2021 there have been at the very least 130 assaults on well...
Seeing hands: Yangon’s river divers
Courageous crews of underwater scavengers plunge into Myanmar’s waterways to seek for scrap steel and salvage sunken vessels, a dangerous...
Two years after the coup: The civil servant
“It was a matter of non-public duty,” says Daw Khin Hmi about leaving her civil service job after the 2021 coup....
No ‘silver bullet’: Experts weigh in on America’s latest Myanmar sanctions
New US sanctions on two state-owned banks have made it tougher for the junta to entry international income and import...