Tag: Myanmar
Myanmar’s death toll continues to rise
Political analyst Than Soe Naing said as the opposition in Myanmar grows stronger, the junta will respond with more severe atrocities
UN expert calls for new approach to Myanmar crisis
Fighting between the army and rebel groups in Myanmar has periodically sent thousands of people fleeing across the border into Thailand
Analysts: Thailand’s talks with Myanmar military expose ASEAN divisions
They also question why the pro-military government organized the meeting when it was drubbed in the May election
Myanmar military coup accelerates deterioration of religious rights, says report
Asia Centre said without significant intervention, the decline in religious rights is expected to worsen in the coming months
Myanmar’s junta met jailed NLD chief Suu Kyi twice to discuss...
The entreaties were rebuffed and analysts say it is unlikely that she will accept
Protesting Rohingya refugees want to return home
Surging crime, harsh living conditions, and bleak prospects for returning to Myanmar are pushing more and more Rohingya refugees to leave
In Myanmar, military junta sentenced dozens to death since coup
"Since taking control of Myanmar's judicial system, the junta has manipulated the law to impose severe punishments"
China pressures Myanmar to proceed on port project amid community concerns
Activists have long campaigned for a halt to the deep sea port, saying that the project was started without the consensus of residents
Junta clamps down on displaying photos of Aung San Suu Kyi
Since the coup, Myanmar has fallen to the bottom of international rankings for freedom of speech
Humanitarian groups say storm aid still not reaching parts of Myanmar’s...
Many are still living under tarps more than 2 weeks after Cyclone Mocha destroyed homes.