‘We’re struggling to make ends meet’: Myanmar’s economic woes
Since final yr’s coup, Myanmar’s economic system has been decimated on account of security and safety considerations, rising commodity costs...
Desperation drives some punters back to state lottery, but boycott still bites
Ticket sellers have reported a rebound in gross sales for the state-run Aung Bar Lay lottery however demand stays nicely...
‘We are selling everything’: Resistance groups struggle to arm fighters
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The struggle to bring justice to Myanmar
Rule of legislation has collapsed since final 12 months’s coup, giving rise to rampant navy rights abuses and vigilante justice....
Exploitation in Myanmar’s factories | Frontier Myanmar
This week, we have a look at the exploitation of employees in lots of Myanmar factories. Just some years in...
‘They are our revolution partners’: TNLA general secretary
The Ta’ang Nationwide Liberation Military has been preventing with the army for greater than a decade. Normal Secretary Tar Bhone...
Poor suffer as junta policies ‘starve’ the edible oil market
The regime’s determination to set an import quota on palm oil has despatched edible oil costs skyrocketing, and with home...
Scam City: How the coup brought Shwe Kokko back to life
The Karen Border Guard Pressure is offering the navy with frontline troopers in change for enterprise safety, permitting its “new...
Sellouts and false prophets: Cinema in the Myanmar revolution
The coup is worsening the long-standing tendency to guage cultural output – and movie particularly – based mostly on ethical...
Under pressure: why Yangon’s groundwater is slipping out of reach
Over-extraction of groundwater was already an issue earlier than the coup however consultants say it's more likely to worsen within...