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Seven Burmese Muslims jailed over monk’s murder

Seven Muslim men, including a minor, were sentenced to jail on Tuesday for the murder of a monk, whose death allegedly sparked a wave of religious riots across central Burma
NLD-newspaper-story

Armed militia forces NLD members to resign over land row

An armed militia in northeastern Burma’s Shan state forced more than 50 National League for Democracy members at gunpoint to resign from the party on Sunday following a land dispute
U.S. President Barack Obama sits with Myanmar's President Thein Sein in the Oval Office at the White House in Washington

Obama lauds Thein Sein, but expresses concern over violence

US President Barack Obama threw his support behind Burmese President Thein Sein in his drive to reform a former pariah state but warned that a wave of violence against Muslims must stop

Opinion & Analysis

Checkmate: Burma-US policy

BRIANNA OLIVER
After Aung San Suu Kyi was elected to parliament in April 2012, the US has embraced Thein Sein's government as the military continues to commit human rights abuses throughout the country

In Focus

Burmese Muslims living in Malaysia demonstrate against the killings of Muslims in Meikhtila, Burma (Reuters)

Who are the monks behind Burma’s ’969′ campaign?

A Buddhist campaign, known as "969", is being used to promote religious nationalism in Burma and has been linked to a recent surge in anti-Muslim violence. But who are the monks behind the movement? ...
People sit amongst ruins of a burnt neighborhood at East Pikesake ward in Kyaukphyu

Buddhists protest the resettlement of Rohingya Muslims

Hundreds of Buddhist residents in western Burma’s Arakan state took to the streets this week to protest a government plan to resettle Rohingya Muslims, who were uprooted in last year’s ethno-religious clashes ...
Thein Sein talks Arakan commission report

Thein Sein vows to defend Muslim rights in Burma

Burma’s president on Monday pledged to uphold the "fundamental rights" of Muslims in strife-torn Arakan state, in the wake of deadly religious unrest that has spread across the country. ...
Children walk through debris in Oakkan township, Rangoon Division, which was hit by religious riots on 30 April 2013 (DVB)

Displaced Muslims near Rangoon in urgent need of aid

Hundreds of Muslim villagers left homeless after the latest wave of sectarian riots to hit central Burma this week are in urgent need of food and shelter, according to local sources ...
DKBA-RENEGADE

Karen rebels ordered to leave area near Thai-backed dam

The Burmese army has ordered the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army to move out of an area designated for a Thai-backed hydropower dam in eastern Burma or risk military action, rebels say ...
 

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