I reported on the military’s abuses, and then I became a victim
In a uncommon first-hand account, Frontier journalist Ye Mon recounts being overwhelmed and sexually abused by regime troopers in December...
‘This area has never experienced war before’: the fight for Tanintharyi
In Myanmar’s far south, revolutionaries are attempting to open a brand new entrance within the warfare towards the junta however...
Junta rice scheme grows farmers’ suspicions
With home rice costs rising quickly in Myanmar, the junta has unveiled a US$115 million scheme aimed toward boosting manufacturing....
‘This is robbery’: junta’s property seizure spree
Late final 12 months, the navy regime started seizing the houses of its political opponents as a part of an...
Despite dangers, urban revolutionaries continue anti-coup protests
Younger individuals in Myanmar have joined the resistance in opposition to the navy in lots of types, from the Civil...
Healthcare on the run | Frontier Myanmar
A devoted workforce of cell healthcare staff in Kayah State has been hitting the highway to supply remedy to individuals...
‘We must not become fascists’: KNU split exposes debate over tactics
Officers implicated in two massacres of unarmed prisoners have cut up from the Karen Nationwide Union to type the Kawthoolei...
‘We are just surviving on our own’: the plight of Rohingya in Malaysia
As soon as one of many international locations most supportive of the Rohingya, Malaysia has turn into more and more...
Myanmar’s tech firms struggle to survive
Within the mid-2010s, Myanmar’s “technological revolution” sparked by newly inexpensive web led to a surge in firms. Following the coup,...
‘Important time’: Frontier appoints new editor-in-chief
Ben Dunant will take over as Frontier Myanmar’s editor-in-chief subsequent month from Thomas Kean, who steps down after six years....