January 2014
How to Invest in Myanmar
Doing Well by Doing Right Stanley A. Weiss and Tim Heinemann, January 27, 2014 MYANMAR—For a nation that was frozen in place for half a century by a repressive military junta, it is ironic that [...]
International Community – Listen to the Voices of Burma’s Ethnic People!
Ariana Zarleen, January 24, 2014 Many people around the world have heard about the conflict in Burma. They have heard about the military dictatorship and the struggle for democracy, about Aung San Suu Kyi and [...]
White Paper: Conundrums in Burma
Tim Heinemann, January 13, 2014 Download PDF Purpose. To identify perplexing issues impacting the prospect of enduring stability in Burma, that, if unaddressed, have the potential to promote enduring conflict between Burmans and Non-Burman Ethnics. [...]
Subvert Burma’s Election!
Roland Watson / Dictator Watch, January 6, 2014 View as PDF Introduction Two weeks ago, hundreds of thousands of Cambodians demonstrated in Phnom Penh. They were protesting last July’s national ballot, which was fraudulent – [...]
Economic Development Not a Cure-All for Ethnic Conflict: Burma Watcher
Saw Yan Naing / The Irrawaddy, January 4, 2013 CHIANG MAI, Thailand — Burmese government officials have expressed hopes that economic development in the country’s resource-rich frontier areas might help bring an end to decades-long [...]
December 2013
2014 Stocktaking for the Ethnic Nationalities
Kanbawza Win, December 30, 2013 View as PDF As the New Year rings in it is time for the non-Myanmar ethnic nationalities of Burma to see clearly of where the country is heading and what [...]
The Karen People Deserve Better
Ner Dah Mya / Karen News, December 23, 2013 January 2014 marks two years since the Karen National Union signed a temporary ceasefire agreement with Burma’s military, controlled government, and it is time now to [...]
November 2013
Burma Democracy – Still A Long Way To Go: Part Two
Saw Blacktown and Saw Doo Plout / Karen News, November 23, 2013 In part two of her exclusive interview with Karen News, *Zoya Phan, the Campaigns Manager at Burma Campaign UK, outlines what she thinks [...]
Burma Democracy – Still A Long Way To Go: Part One
Saw Blacktown and Saw Doo Plout / Karen News, November 23, 2013 In an exclusive two-part interview with Karen News, *Zoya Phan, the Campaigns Manager at Burma Campaign UK and recognized as a Young Global [...]
September 2013
Raise Your Voice for Burma’s Ethnic People!
Burma Link | September 23, 2017 A US based not for profit Art and Activism Project, Roots To Resistance, has created a global art campaign to raise voices for the ethnic people of Burma. Denise [...]