This is the second instalment in a four-part series remembering the first year of the cataclysmic military coup in Burma. The first instalment, "2021, The...

Over 20 human rights organisations issue a call to the international community, urging world leaders to pressure the Burmese government into cooperating with a United Nations fact-finding mission on alleged human rights violations in Arakan State and elsewhere in the country.

The opposition party says recent legislation forced the removal of non-citizens from their member list.

Residents of 18 Arakaense towns drive their point home, as protests are held against white card voting rights despite government already backtracking.

Burma’s controversial Religious Conversion bill was released by state media for public review on Tuesday. The bill’s drafting committee will field recommendations until 20 June before seeking parliamentary approval.

Arakanese Buddhists from all of the state’s 17 townships have vowed to boycott Burma’s upcoming census after the government ignored an ultimatum to omit the term “Rohingya” from data collection.