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In defence of the rule of law
ELLEN WILES - 6
The rule of law is vital in Burma’s transition to democracy and constitutional reform is a key step on the way to achieving it
Art: A form of protest in Rangoon
Exhibitions are now showing political art openly in Burma. As the old censorship laws are being relaxed, protest groups are using art to spread their message.
Nearly 1,000 Muslim Rohingyas incarcerated in Arakan state
Nearly 1,000 Muslim Rohingyas remain incarcerated in northern Arakan state, where campaigners say they are subject to “pervasive” abuses and at least 68 people are believed to have died in custody
Officials apologise over mislabelled photo
DAVID STOUT - 1
State media officials issued a public apology on Thursday for mistakenly using a photo from a recent airplane crash in eastern Burma as evidence of a mine attack by Kachin rebels
Benedict Rogers: ‘It’s a change of atmosphere not a change of system’
DAVID STOUT - 5
Following a year that saw the release of hundreds of political prisoners, the signing of several ceasefire deals with armed groups and the outbreak...
What Obama didn’t say
The US has always claimed to be concerned about the Burmese people’s welfare, but the rapprochement between the country and Burma seems to be more fueled by the US government’s strategic geopolitical concerns
