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New Report and Documentary ‘The Attran River to Pyar Taung’ Highlights the MCL Cement Factory’s Damage to Local Livelihoods and the Environment
Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) | November 27, 2018 Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) joined together with Pyar Taung Region Social Development Association to launch a [...]
The Shan Women’s Action Network Addresses Gaps in Women’s Peace and Security for the 16-Days of Activism Campaign
Shan Women’s Action Network | November 25, 2018 [November 25, 2018] — The Shan Women's Action Network [SWAN] is recognizing the 16 Days of Activism by addressing the challenges [...]
International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women November 25th, 2018
Karen Human Rights Group | November 25, 2018 As the world observes the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, KHRG calls on the government of [...]
FEATURED Joint report by Burma Link and Burma Partnership: Voices of Refugees – Situation of Burma’s Refugees Along the Thailand-Burma Border. Burma Link’s report collection has over 50 reports about Burma issues with a focus on publications by local organisations. We regularly update the collection, which currently includes reports by AAPP, ND-Burma, TBC, KWAT, SWAN, and many more.
Karen Soldiers Are Not the Only Karen Martyrs
Speech at the 68th Karen Martyrs’ Day Ceremony Old Mae Tao Clinic, Mae Sot, Thailand Saw Michael / 12 August 2018 Karen soldiers [...]
The Implications of Banning Karen Martyrs’ Day
The Irrawaddy | August 18, 2018 Kyaw Kha: Welcome to Dateline Irrawaddy! This week, we’ll discuss the ban on Karen Martyrs’ Day. I’m [...]
Burma’s Ethnic People Speak to Mark the International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples
Burma Link | August 11, 2017 The decades-long struggle of Burma’s ethnic nationalities for equal rights, social justice and federal democracy, and the [...]
China Provides Aid to IDPs in Kachin State
Mizzima | November 21, 2018 The Chinese embassy in Myanmar Tuesday provided humanitarian assistance to displaced persons in Kachin state, Xinhua reported. The Chinese embassy provided 160 million kyats (101,265 U.S. dollars) [...]
Kachin Woman, 60, Shot Dead as Rival EAOs Clash in Lashio Township
By Lawi Weng / The Irrawaddy | November 19, 2018 An ethnic Kachin woman was killed on Nov. 17 when fighting erupted between rival ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) outside her village near [...]
‘We Still Can’t Build Trust’: RCSS Spokesperson
By Nyein Nyein / The Irrawaddy | September 12, 2018 CHIANG MAI, Thailand — Col. Sai Ngern, spokesperson for the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS), spoke to The Irrawaddy reporter Nyein [...]
New Mon State Party Leader Frustrated With Peace Process ‘Stalemate’ But Hopeful
By Nein Nein / The Irrawaddy | September 11, 2018 CHIANG MAI, Thailand — Nai Hong Sar, the vice chairman of the New Mon State Party (NMSP), recently spoke with The Irrawaddy’s [...]
Kachin Group Accuses Myanmar Army of Beating Two Men Suspected of Rebel Ties
By Lawi Weng / The Irrawaddy | November 28, 2018 Mon State — The Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) is accusing the Myanmar Army of torturing two ethnic Kachin men detained on their way to a football match on Monday in [...]
KWO Launches 16-Day Campaign of Action on the Elimination of Violence Against Women
By Nan Way Phyo Zar / Karen News | November 26, 2018 To mark the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women that falls on November 25, the Karen Women Organization (KWO) launched 16 days of activism with event [...]
Populist Threats to the Peace Process
By Ashley South / Frontier Myanmar | November 23, 2018 The greatest challenge in the peace process is transforming the hearts and minds of the Bamar majority, against the spectre of populism. WHEN THE National League for Democracy-led government assumed [...]
Military Releases Ta’ang Locals Arrested in Retaliation for Detainment of Captain
By Lawi Weng / The Irrawaddy | November 23, 2018 The Myanmar Army in Kutkai Township, northern Shan State, has released six Ta’ang locals which they arrested this week, while four others remain in detention following the Ta’ang National Liberation [...]
