Bitter harvest: Shan State tea growers grapple with labour shortage
Tea cultivators in Shan are struggling to recruit staff attributable to low wages in addition to battle, whereas an absence...
Mocha should be a clarion call for international humanitarian actors working in Rakhine
OPINION An overreliance on the junta for entry and inadequate engagement with native actors has hampered the worldwide response to...
Despite heavy conflict and big risks, anti-military protests persist in Sagaing
After the army brutally cracked down on peaceable demonstrations in Myanmar towards the 2021 coup, many protesters took up arms...
How mining in Shan State is fueling the Tatmadaw’s war machine
We're launching our new Doh Athan Doh Speak (‘our voice, our speak’) month-to-month dialogue podcast. Two Shan environmental activists clarify...
‘We have a common enemy’: Paletwa dispute on hold but unresolved
The Arakan Military’s presence in southern Chin State has lengthy been a supply of ethnic tensions which have eased following...
Myanmar’s divided art world risks leaving the public behind
OPINION With commercialism and escapism fuelling the home artwork scene, and exhibitions overseas making an attempt to recapture the spirit...
‘Everything was destroyed’: Families find new homes after military attacks
A charity group has responded to the navy’s brutal arson marketing campaign in Sagaing Area by constructing palm huts for...
Migrant schools in Thailand overwhelmed by post-coup arrivals
Money-strapped faculties on the border are struggling to accommodate youngsters fleeing struggle and poverty in Myanmar, whereas academics within the...
Northern Shan IDPs are forced to return ‘home’ with no assistance
During the last 12 months the junta has been pressuring internally displaced individuals in camps arrange earlier than the coup...
‘People trust the AA’: Aid restrictions backfire on the regime
Following the devastation of Cyclone Mocha, the Arakan Military says it should work with the army regime to assist folks...