Tag: Myanmar
Myanmar’s junta soldiers burn 129-year-old Catholic church
More than 150 soldiers entered Chan Thar village in Ye-U township and set up camp inside the Assumption church compound
Prominent Burmese Christian leader in poor health in prison
Myanmar’s military, which seized control of the government in a 2021 coup, routinely uses criminal defamation laws to punish its critics
Catholic priest, Baptist pastor reported killed in Myanmar bombing
Myanmar has been in turmoil since Aung San Suu Kyi's civilian government was toppled in a military coup almost two years ago
Major land border crossing between Myanmar and Thailand reopens after 3...
The reopened Myawaddy-Mae Sot Friendship Bridge will boost trade between the Southeast Asian neighbors
Human Rights Watch calls on Indonesia, ASEAN to pressure Myanmar to...
HRW called on Indonesia to take action to hold the Myanmar junta accountable for its failure to implement a regional five-point consensus
Nearly 200 Rohingya refugees land in Indonesia in latest boat arrival
Four vessels carrying Rohingya refugees have already landed in Indonesia in November and December last year
Myanmar junta chief says will hold ‘free and fair’ elections
The junta-imposed state of emergency is due to expire at the end of January
Myanmar junta marks Independence Day with show of force
Myanmar has been engulfed by fighting between junta troops and anti-coup rebels since the military seized power almost two years ago
‘Our People Gasp For Peace, Give Peace a Chance’
New Year message of Cardinal Charles Maung Bo, chairman of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of Myanmar
Nearly 200 starving Rohingya reach Indonesia after month at sea
Among the emaciated refugees who survived the harrowing voyage, some were so malnourished they could barely walk