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Global Solidarity for Myanmar's UN Ambassador
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Civilian toll mounts in southeastern Myanmar
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Why Myanmar’s First Rohingya Minister Left the NUG
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9th Rohingya Genocide Remembrance Day
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Investigating International Crimes in Myanmar
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Sentenced to 37 years for protesting 'sham' elections in Myanmar
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How Myanmar’s Youth Are Risking Freedom for Democracy
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Mon Mon Myat launches book on Aung San Suu Kyi at Payap University in Chiang Mai
A new book examining the political philosophy, exercise of power, and evolving international legacy of jailed State Counsellor and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Aung...
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A Q&A with ACLED’s Myanmar researcher Su Mon
Originally published on ZMINA Nearly one in three people in Myanmar now needs humanitarian aid, five years after the military’s 2021 coup plunged the country...
Myanmar’s drug crisis and the junta’s bid for Western acceptance
Guest contributor James Shwe Myanmar is one of four countries, alongside Afghanistan, Bolivia and Colombia, that Washington has designated as having “failed demonstrably” to make substantial...
Min Aung Hlaing, Aung San Suu Kyi, and the language of authoritarian reality
Guest contributor Alan Clements “Extremely lenient.” Those are the words Min Aung Hlaing uses to describe his treatment of Aung San Suu Kyi, the elected civilian...
A letter to Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim from Myanmar
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim: Why compromise your principled leadership for the genocidal Min Aung Hlaing? Guest contributor Khin Ohmar Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim, you have announced that...
Interrupted futures: How Myanmar’s coup reshaped youth
Guest contributor Thit Lwin In 2020, a university student in Myanmar could still imagine a fairly ordinary future: complete a degree, graduate, find a job, become...


