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Banking on Shwedagon

DVB - May 18, 2018

Year after madrassas shuttered, street prayer organisers face Ramadan in jail

Leaders of suspect Christian organisation sentenced to prison for kidnapping

MJN office to close down following anti-Wirathu gathering

Scandal-hit Thai temple helps to stage mass Buddhist event in Mandalay

Burma rejects embassies’ election concerns

DVB - September 18, 2015

Website launches dedicated to Wirathu

DVB - September 3, 2015

Ma-Ba-Tha strengthen political clout

REUTERS - September 1, 2015

The Ma-Ba-Tha’s Latest Power Play

OREN SAMET - July 29, 2015

Monogamy Bill sails through Lower House

PAING SOE / DVB - July 23, 2015

Interfaith activist arrested after posting pic with assault rifle

JOSHUA CARROLL - July 16, 2015

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