No homecoming for many this Thingyan
Myanmar’s conventional new 12 months pageant usually sees tens of millions returning to their hometowns, however the widening battle and...
Myanmar junta sets its sights on Rohingya ahead of UN court deadline
Forward of this month’s deadline to submit arguments and proof to the Worldwide Court docket of Justice, the navy regime...
Positive prognosis for private healthcare undermined by red tape and crackdowns
As public healthcare deteriorates, some wish to invigorate the non-public sector, however bureaucratic dysfunction and regime crackdowns on dissident medics...
Rise in unlicenced garment factories fuels labour exploitation in post-coup Myanmar
Circumstances proceed to worsen for Myanmar’s garment staff, a few of whom are compelled to work punishing hours in unlicenced,...
The hidden plight of Myanmar’s double minorities
OPINION The injustices confronted by smaller ethnic minority teams in Myanmar, just like the Maramagri folks in Rakhine State, are...
Looting licences: Junta transfers valuable alcohol permits from Sagaing to Yangon
Hungry for money and unable to gather tax in resistance strongholds in Sagaing, the regime has taken the bizarre step...
Two years after the coup: The designer
Earlier than the coup, inventive industries had been booming in Myanmar. Now job alternatives are scarce and plenty of rising...
The UN can no longer play dumb to its manipulation by the Myanmar military
OPINION The United Nations has performed into the navy’s arms in Rakhine State, by acquiescing when the regime starved communities...
The Muslim motorcycle mechanic who downed tools to fight the junta
Ko Bobo has emerged as some of the revered resistance commanders in Kayah State, risking his life to guard the...
‘No one can stop it’: Illegal logging surges in Myanmar’s conflict zones
Logging has accelerated amid the post-coup battle, with sanctions pushing smugglers to open new routes to India, whereas activists and...