Problematic pilot kicks off census countdown
The regime quietly carried out a pilot census final month, with the train exhibiting glimmers of a deliberate surveillance state...
Yangon squatters living in trash and afraid to speak out
Who would settle for cash to show their yard right into a rubbish dump? And the way did plastic from...
‘Reclaiming our land’: The resistance marches on Mogok
As combating flares in Myanmar’s ruby capital, the Ta’ang Nationwide Liberation Military is extra brazenly cooperating with post-coup resistance teams,...
What happened to the BURMA Act?
OPINION The US’ largest piece of Myanmar laws in many years might quickly start bearing fruit, however the quirks of...
Desperate IDPs fall prey to human traffickers
Human trafficking has elevated in Myanmar because the coup amid widespread lawlessness and financial stagnation, with these internally displaced by...
Bawdwin Mine workers say conditions worse since the coup
Think about working in a steel mine – in darkish, soiled and harmful situations. You’d need to be paid nicely...
From mass disobedience to mass exit: CDM workers quit Myanmar
Many placing public sector employees are searching for employment overseas amid a chronic financial disaster, however the junta is obstructing...
IDPs most vulnerable in human trafficking increase
Civil society organisations say human trafficking has elevated because the coup. And the post-coup battle means there are fewer teams...
Border blues: Myanmar migrants face barriers to work in China
Myanmar nationals are flocking to the Chinese language border – risking scams, exploitation and arrest in quest of jobs –...
Skirting the law: Global companies exploit loopholes to dump waste in Myanmar
In recent times, the worldwide group has accelerated efforts to crack down on the worldwide waste commerce – a dangerous...