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    1172 Search results for "OIC"

    Lead Story News Politics Rohingya Society

    Burmese census will offer ethnicity of choice

    The head of Burma’s Department of Population says that each person in the country shall be given the opportunity to refer to themselves by whatever ethnicity they choose in the upcoming national census, including the Rohingyas/ Bengalis.

    Communal Violence Interview Lead Story News Rohingya

    Rohingya are an indigenous people of Burma: OIC Sec-Gen

    The secretary-general of the Organisation for Islamic Cooperation, Prof. Ekmeleddin İhsanoğlu, speaks with DVB about his recent trip to Burma. We asked him about Rohingya rights, Rule of Law, and the path to a peaceful future.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    OIC pledges help to ‘both communities’ in Arakan

    A delegation from the Islamic bloc wrapped up a four-day visit to Burma this weekend, pledging humanitarian and rehabilitation assistance to the communities affected and displaced by communal violence in Arakan state.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Buddhists take to the streets of Sittwe to protest OIC visit

    Buddhist monks led more than 5,000 residents on a demonstration through the streets of Arakan state capital Sittwe on Friday morning to protest the arrival of a delegation from the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Burmese Buddhists protest OIC visit

    Hundreds of Buddhist monks and civilians staged a demonstration in Rangoon on Tuesday to protest a visit to Burma by representatives of the Organisation of Islamic Cooperation scheduled for the following day.

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    Voices from Laiza

    Residents from Laiza speak about whether they think there is a possibility for real future peace in the war-ravaged Kachin state.

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    Remembering ’88: Voices from the Streets

    Three key players in the 1988 popular uprising tell their own stories about what happened on that infamous day 22 years ago

    Features (OLD) Politics Uncategorized

    Voices from Burma’s migrant path

    Joseph AllchinDec 18, 2009 (DVB), In the town where Su was born, army conscription wasn't just for men; at a young age, troops came calling to demand either her labour[…]

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    Voices from Burma's migrant path

    Joseph AllchinDec 18, 2009 (DVB), In the town where Su was born, army conscription wasn't just for men; at a young age, troops came calling to demand either her labour[…]

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    David Beckham adds voice to calls for Suu Kyi’s release

    May 19, 2009 (DVB), British footballing legend David Beckham has added his name to a list of celebrities calling for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, as international pressure[…]

    News Politics

    NLD criticise government’s choices for national symbols

    Mar 5, 2009 (DVB), The National League for Democracy have criticised the Burmese government for arbitrarily choosing the country's new national symbols without asking the opinion of ethnic groups. The[…]

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    DVB launches Youth Voice TV and website

    Aug 22, 2008 (DVB), This evening the Democratic Voice of Burma will broadcast the first episode of Youth Voice, a news programme aimed at younger viewers, to tie in with[…]

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    Remembering 88: Voices of a new generation

    Beth Macdonald Aug 8, 2008 (DVB), The 88 Generation is a group proud of its accomplishments in the uprising on 8 August 1988, and equally proud of the backing it[…]

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    Remembering 88: Voices of a new generation

    Beth MacdonaldAug 8, 2008 (DVB), The 88 Generation is a group proud of its accomplishments in the uprising on 8 August 1988, and equally proud of the backing it enjoys[…]

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    Referendum: Voices of a nation in distress

    Part-1 Three Pagodas Pass resident, Mon State, Souteast Burma May 10, 2008 (DVB) , ", The place is crawling with fire brigade members and soldiers. They are guarding the entry[…]

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    Referendum: Voices of a Nation in Distress

    Part-2 Kyaukpadaung and Poppa residents, Mandalay Division, Upper Burma (3.45PM) May 10, 2008 (DVB) , ", They procured a lot of advance votes yesterday. As it is advance votes, no[…]

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    Entertainment industry leaders voice support for protests

    Sep 21, 2007 (DVB)

    News Briefing

    11:00 AM, 27 February 2021 News Briefing

    The NLD announced on Feb.26 that it does not accept the statement released by the military-appointed new chairman of the Union Election Commission(UEC) that Nov’s elections results have been annulled. […]

    News Briefing

    11:00 AM, 02 February 2021 News Briefing

    24 Deputy Union Ministers were dismissed from their duties according to the Office of the Commander-in-Chief on Feb 1. Nay Pyi Taw Council Chairman and its members were dismissed from[…]

    Feature Lead Story Opinion

    Mobilizing Young, First-time Voters is an Investment in Myanmar’s Future

    The diplomatic missions of Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden to Myanmar, are organizing their annual Nordic Day Event on 14 February. The topic of this year’s Nordic Day is Mobilization[…]

    Lead Story News Politics

    Sagaing students protest over changes to distance education

    Students in Sagaing Division are angry over restrictions to distance education.

    Lead Story News

    Protests calling for Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo’s release across the country

    The Monday conviction of Reuters journalists Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo have triggered protests country-wide, with media denouncing the sentence of seven years jail time with hard labour.

    Lead Story News

    UN factfinding report calls for military prosecution, shuts down Facebook accounts

    In one of the most strongly worded reports yet, the United Nations has called out the military’s actions in Arakan State as evidence of “genocidal intent”. Information collected by the[…]

    Lead Story News

    Change brewing in Burma’s poppy country?

    There’s been a steady decline in the cultivation of opium poppy in recent years.

    From 2015 to 2017, the production of poppy has decreased from 54,000 hectares to 41,000 hectares, so what’s behind this trend. . .

    Labour Issues Lead Story Migrants Issues News

    Thai court dismisses charges against Burmese workers in landmark case

    A court in Bangkok dismisses criminal defamation charges against workers from Burma who accused a chicken farm of abuses, in a landmark ruling seen as a rare victory for migrant workers’ rights in Thailand.

    Ethnic issues Karenni Lead Story News

    Police break up protest in Loikaw, site of latest row over Aung San statue

    Hundreds of people turned out Tuesday to protest a statue of General Aung San in the Karenni State capital Loikaw, the latest effort to commemorate a man widely regarded as Burma’s founding father that has run up against local resentment.

    Human Rights International Relations Lead Story News

    Outgoing UN human rights chief keeps Burma on notice

    The outgoing UN human rights chief kept Burma under the microscope in parting remarks to the UN Human Rights Council on Monday, noting the government’s failure to cooperate with multiple probes into alleged rights abuses.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    Aid workers concerned over ambitious plan to close IDP camps

    The Burmese government is drawing up plans to shutter displacement camps across the country, but aid workers say food rations and sustainable security should be first on the priority list.

    Lead Story News Rakhine

    Burma’s says it is willing to take back all Rohingya refugees

    Burma is willing to take back all 700,000 Rohingya Muslim refugees who have fled to Bangladesh if they volunteer to return, the country’s National Security Adviser Thaung Tun said on Saturday.

    Lead Story News Protest

    Anti-war protests: activists granted bail

    Bahan township police commander Thein Win said the police intend to press charges against the demonstration ringleaders.

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