Q&A: NUG’s Lashi La says military leaders ‘don’t want peace’
Practically two years since its formation, the Nationwide Unity Authorities’s performing president Duwa Lashi La speaks to Frontier about army...
Lights out: Myanmar’s junta dreams of electric cars
Regardless of struggling to maintain the lights on, the navy regime has unveiled plans to impress the nation’s transport system,...
Indonesia is charting a new course on Myanmar, but is it working?
Indonesia has taken a quieter and extra thought of strategy to the disaster than earlier ASEAN chairs, however whereas some...
Displaced dig to safety from junta air strikes in Kayah State
At a makeshift camp for displaced individuals, two younger males hack away on the purple earth with a hoe and...
Menstruation with dignity denied to Myanmar’s displaced women
For a lot of girls, month-to-month intervals could be each agonising and inconvenient. However think about if, on the similar,...
Exploitation and abuse await rural migrants pouring into cities
Battle and poverty within the countryside is driving folks into cities, the place competitors for too few jobs and the...
In India’s Mizoram, ethnic ties drive response to Chin conflict
1000's fled Myanmar after the coup to India’s northeastern border state, the place the native authorities and communities have supplied...
Resistance armies fight post-coup drug scourge with harsh methods
With the breakdown of rule of legislation in Myanmar’s Dry Zone, resistance teams are taking drug enforcement into their very...
Students of war: Myanmar’s potent but fractured student movement takes up arms
Whereas college students led earlier uprisings in opposition to navy rule, they've joined the ranks of immediately’s resistance warfare in...
‘I miss home’: One couple’s story of crossing the border
A defecting soldier and a newly educated medic defied warnings in opposition to becoming a member of Myanmar’s armed resistance...