DVB Multimedia Group

Burmese Site.
  • News
    • Business
    • Environment
    • Health
    • Media
    • Politics
  • Lifestyle
    • Culture
    • Sport
    • Travel & Tourism
    • Society
  • Opinion & Analysis
    • Interview
  • Video
  • Photos
  • Features
  • Advertise
    • Visit us on FacebookVisit us on Facebook
    • Follow us on TwitterFollow us on Twitter

    Tagged: anti-Muslim violence

    Lead Story News Rohingya

    Militants target Burma’s embassy in Cairo

    Egyptian militant group Hasm claimed responsibility on Sunday for a small explosion at Burma’s embassy in Cairo, saying it was in retaliation for that country’s military crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.

    Lead Story News Religion

    Muslim man attacked by Buddhist nationalists in Meikhtila

    A Muslim man was attacked by Buddhist nationalists after a neighbour heard him talking about religion and told the Ma Ba Tha.

    Lead Story News Religion

    Ma Ba Tha hits back at Sangha ban, vows to continue

    Following its two-day “special conference,” the group also announced that it would hereby adopt a new name – the Buddha Dhamma Parahita Foundation.

    More

    Lead Story News Religion

    Ma-Ba-Tha in spat with Buddhist clergy

    We are a “Buddhist missionary organisation, made up of monks and laymen who share the same vision,” says Ma-Ba-Tha.

    Lead Story News Rangoon Religion

    Monks vent fury after minister’s ‘We don’t need Ma-Ba-Tha’ comment

    The storm centers on a statement Chief Minister of Rangoon made to exiled Burmese while in Singapore recently.

    Interview Lead Story News Rohingya Women's Issues

    Interview: ‘Things have gone backwards, definitely’

    DVB speaks to Chris Lewa of the Arakan Project about the situation of Rohingya women, as Burma’s compliance with a convention on the treatment of women comes under review.

    Human Rights Lead Story News Religion

    UN envoy urges Burma to curb religious violence

    The UN’s human rights envoy for Burma tells the country’s new, democratically elected government that it should do more to end violence against religious minorities.

    Lead Story News Opinion Religion

    Burma, leading the way toward Buddhist extremism

    The influence of Burma’s controversial Buddhist nationalist organisation Ma Ba Tha is being felt across the border in neighbouring Thailand.

    2015 Elections Lead Story News Politics

    Elections in a divided city

    In deeply divided Arakan State, some Muslims hope that an NLD victory will bring rights and support to the disenfranchised Rohingya population.

    VIDEO: Muslim citizens vote in hope video

    2015 Elections Ethnic issues Lead Story News Politics

    VIDEO: Muslim citizens vote in hope

    Despite many being barred from casting a vote, and few Muslim candidates contesting seats in the election, Muslim voters in Rangoon said they were hopeful.

    Human Rights Lead Story News Rohingya

    Burmese govt incites anti-Muslim unrest: Al Jazeera

    Among the cache of evidence obtained by Al Jazeera are documents that analysts say prove the Burmese government has sought to incite anti-Muslim feeling.

    2015 Elections Interview Lead Story Mon Politics

    All eyes are on the NLD, says Mon State candidate Mi Kon Chan

    Mi Kon Chan, a former businesswoman on the campaign trail in Mon State for the NLD, speaks about her political aspirations and hopes for the Mon people.

    Analysis Lead Story

    Thingyan violence lays bare 969 hypocrisy

    The failure of nationalist hardliners to react to routine cases of violence against women suggests that it is ownership of Buddhist women and girls – rather than their protection – that motivates them.

    Arakan Communal Violence Lead Story News

    7 sentenced to 7 years each for Taunggup lynchings: DPA

    An Arakanese court has sentenced seven Buddhists each to seven years in jail over the killing of 10 Muslim pilgrims in an attack on a passenger bus in 2012, according to DPA.

    Arakan Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Anti-Muslim anthem heightens tension in Sandoway

    Local authorities in the Arakanese town of Sandoway have failed to take action against a bus station owner who has been playing anti-Muslim anthems on the terminal’s tannoy system.

    Communal Violence Law Lead Story News

    Arakan High Court rejects appeal in Taunggup lynching case

    The High Court of Arakan State has rejected an appeal by lawyers of seven men accused of murdering 10 Muslim pilgrims in 2012. The trial will now go ahead as scheduled at Sandoway District Court.

    Communal Violence Lead Story Mandalay Division News

    Mandalay curfew to be lifted

    Mandalay regional government said it will imminently lift a curfew that was imposed in seven townships across the city at the beginning of July following deadly communal mob violence.

    Analysis Contributor Lead Story News Religion

    The roots of intolerance and prejudice in Buddhism

    Many believe that Buddhism has a pure history in which misdemeanors, carnage, war and hostility has been committed by everyone — except the Buddhist. This is why the recent violence in Sri Lanka and Burma elicits such shock.

    Monks helped defuse riot, not enflame it: ABMU video

    Lead Story News Religion Society Video

    Monks helped defuse riot, not enflame it: ABMU

    The All Burma Monks’ Union say Buddhist monks at the scene of riots in Mandalay on Tuesday night had helped diffuse the situation, not enflame it.

    Police line streets of Mandalay after fresh riots video

    Lead Story Mandalay Division News Religion Society Video

    Police line streets of Mandalay after fresh riots

    Police officers are lining the streets of Mandalay after violence between Buddhists and Muslims broke out on Tuesday night.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Buddhists stone Muslim shops, mosque in Hlegu following scissor attack

    A personal feud has sparked another wave of communal tensions in Burma, this time in Hlegu Township, 40km northeast of Rangoon.

    Communal Violence Contributor Lead Story News

    Meikhtila: one year on and 8,000 remain in IDP camps

    Carlos Sardiña Galache returns to Meikhtila and finds that rehabilitation efforts have been slow. Thousands of Buddhists and Muslims remain in IDP camps, but even those whose homes remain standing are often too afraid to go home.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Nay Phone Latt leads campaign against hate speech

    A campaign against the use of hate speech on social media was launched on Friday in Rangoon, with activists distributing fliers in several busy parts of the former capital.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News

    Meikhtila one year on – 8,000 still displaced

    Police security has been beefed up in the central Burmese town on the first anniversary of communal violence which led to the death of at least 13 people.

    Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    MSF face expulsion from Burma

    The Burmese government has said that Médecins Sans Frontières will not be allowed to extend its contract for operations in the country as a punitive measure for misinforming the international community over incidents in Duchira Dan last month.

    Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    UN envoy remains ‘convinced’ of Maungdaw killings

    In an exclusive interview with DVB, Special Rapporteur Quintana calls on the Burmese government to engage with the international community in investigating the alleged massacre in Maungdaw, including the introduction of forensics experts.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    Quintana plans Arakan visit in midst of anti-UN protests

    UN Special Rapporteur to visit Arakan as protestors around the region demand that the UN, along with MSF and other international relief agencies, are forced to withdraw their operations.

    Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    Maungdaw investigation to overlook allegations of Rohingya massacre

    Burma’s president appoints Duchira Dan investigation commission, but only to address the disappearance of police sergeant and the fire which razed 20 Rohingya homes.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    Rohingya MP claims police involved in Maungdaw blaze

    Shwe Maung, a Rohingya MP representing Buthidaung constituency, says local Maungdaw police were involved in the fire that razed at least 16 homes in Duchira Dan, but the Arakan State government and police suggest the residents set the fire themselves.

    Communal Violence Lead Story News Politics Rohingya

    Fire razes Muslim houses in Duchira Dan

    A fire razed a number of Muslim Rohingya houses in the west side of Duchira Dan village in Muangdaw Township on Tuesday night, though no casualties have been reported.

    • Next Page »
    • Talk to DVB

      Newsletter

      job announcement

    • Opinion & Analysis

      • Justice in Burma: Wounds on the wall By VERONICA COLLINS
      • Democratising the public space in Burma By AYE THEIN
      • Reclaiming the narrative on women in Burma By MAGGI QUADRINI
    • Featured StoryMobilizing Young, First-time Voters is an Investment in Myanmar’s Future
    • In Photos

      • gallery

        Ethnic Lisu in China aim to save crossbow culture

      • gallery

        In Pictures: Chin National Day celebrated in Mindat

      • gallery

        In Pictures: Shan National Day draws a crowd to RCSS’s border headquarters

      • gallery

        Dinner for the Spirits

      • gallery

        Inside one of Kachin State’s newest IDP camps

    • Khan lessons on DVB
    • Home
    • Tagged: anti-Muslim violence
    • News
      • Business
      • Environment
      • Health
      • Media
      • Politics
    • Analysis
    • Photos
    • Video
    • Contact
    • Privacy Policy
    • Advertise
    • Visit us on FacebookVisit us on Facebook
    • Follow us on TwitterFollow us on Twitter

    © Copyright 2013 DVB Multimedia Group