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MP hits back at official denial of Rohingya
A member of parliament has fired back at claims that Rohingya Muslims do not exist in Burma, after a senior government minister allegedly accused the group of fabricating its history in parliament on Wednesday
More than 80 political prisoners freed in amnesty
After announcing the release of more than 500 inmates through a presidential amnesty on Monday night, rights’ groups claim that more than 80 of the freed were political prisoners
The Rohingya and the denial of the ‘right to have rights’
The Rohingyas remain one of the most persecuted and vulnerable communities in the world after state-sponsored exclusion policies made the group aliens in their own land
Gov’t peace team visits Mae Tao Clinic
The Burmese government’s Peace Making Work Committee leader Aung Min met with Mae Tao clinic’s founder Dr Cynthia Maung in Mae Sot as the organisation struggles to stay afloat as funding along the border dries up
Peace committee holds talks with exile groups in Bangkok
The government’s Peace Making Work Committee led by Railway Minister Aung Min met with Burmese opposition groups based in Thailand's capital yesterday
The Rohingya, myths and misinformation
Much hot air has been expelled to debate the origins of the Rohingya since communal tensions erupted in late May and early June, but perhaps more telling is the now common refrain that they are “terrorists”
