FROM THE DVB NEWSROOM Three female CDM civil servants amongst five “burned alive” by troops, resistance group claims. Five members of Magway’s Yesago-based N-YSO Guerrilla...

Parents condemn what they call institutionalised discrimination in Thandwe Township, Rakhine State, where Muslim students were distinguished from their non-Muslim peers and labelled “Bengali” on a document laying out seating arrangements for upcoming matriculation examinations.

“The fisheries department intends to ensure there is no shortage of fish despite the ongoing violence in Maungdaw.”

Authorities have begun the process of shuttering IDP camps in Arakan State, but rights advocates worry that initial efforts don't bode well for a larger-scale relocation of the state's Muslim minority.

Assuming the reins in the absence of the Advisory Commission Chairman Kofi Annan, Ghassan Salamé addressed the Burmese government, saying the commission’s findings “necessitate urgent action.”

By not seeing ethnic groups like the Rohingya or the Rakhine as unitary collective actors, we are better able to avoid the trap of attributing collective responsibility.