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The Coup Years: A Visual Chronicle of Resistance in Myanmar
As diplomatic pressure mounts over the handling of the Myanmar crisis since the 2021 military coup at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN),...
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Global Solidarity for Myanmar's UN Ambassador
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A new UN Special Rapporteur in Myanmar
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NED Democracy Award honors Myanmar's Spring Revolution
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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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Myanmar to accept 5,000 refugees from Malaysia
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Chiang Mai screening of ‘RAY’ draws over 250 as global tour raises funds for Myanmar
RAY: The Movie, based on author Khat Zaw’s non-fiction novel UNSHAKABLE (Ma Yai Lae Tan), was screened at the Gathering International Church in Chiang...
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Countering the junta’s soft push for international normalization
Guest contributors Napas Thein and Maung Lwan-wai The TIME Magazine interview with Min Aung Hlaing was the junta’s latest attempt at presenting an image of international...
A Q&A with Lucky Karim: The story behind ‘Born Lucky’
Originally published on The Daily Star In August 2026, The Daily Star in Bangladesh sat down with Lucky Karim—a fellow at Refugees International and a...
The Spring Revolution Is Not Fading Away – Part 2
Part II: The Battle Beyond the Frontlines How political recognition, diplomacy, narratives and resources are reshaping the struggle — and the challenge of retaking the...
The Spring Revolution Is Not Fading Away – Part 1
Part I: Misreading a Still-Contested Struggle How narratives of decline, peace and junta normalization obscure the continuing strength and resilience of Myanmar’s revolution Guest contributor Igor Blazevic A...
Letters to a young activist: Whose Peace? Refusing false stability without real peace and justice
Guest contributor Khin Ohmar Dear young feminist activist, As we are about to celebrate October as the Women, Peace and Security (WPS) month, I remember the late...


