From October 1, city in Yunnan province will control flow of people and vehicles in area bordering the Southeast Asian country Law enforcement agencies are cracking down on criminal groups that lure Chinese citizens to the country to force them to work for telecoms scam rings Authorities in southwestern China’s Yunnan province have announced they will set up a restricted zone near the Myanmar border in an attempt to prevent human trafficking by telecoms fraud gangs that target Chinese nationals.
Myanmar Coup Interview Series: ‘The fact is, I cannot bear to live under oppression’
In the nearly three years that have passed since Myanmar’s coup d’état, the global media has shifted its attention to other crises, from the sudden withdrawal of Western forces from Afghanistan to
China’s Yunnan to limit Myanmar border crossings to counter telecom fraudsters
Over the past few years, the shared border areas between China and Southeast Asian countries have become hotbeds for online and telecom fraud. Read more at straitstimes.com.
The Best Companies To Work In Myanmar (BCIM) Program Is Back: Applications Open For 2023
JobNet.com.mm , Myanmar’s leading job search platform, announced today the launch of the 2023 Best Companies to Work in Myanmar (BCIM ) program. The program returns for the third edition to celebrate and recognize leading companies in Myanmar based on their employee engagement and satisfaction levels.
Commentary: The new Thai PM has his work cut out on Myanmar
After debuting at the United Nations General Assembly, Thai Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin must get to work on foreign policy issues, not least Myanmar, says Bangkok-based journalist …
Mizoram set to defy Centre’s order: ‘Won’t collect biometric data of Myanmar refugees’
The MNF government has framed this issue as a political one, acknowledging its potential significance in the upcoming election polls, and believe it cannot be resolved until after the elections.
Tracing Myanmar Junta’s Repeated Governing Body Shakeups Since Coup
Regime boss Min Aung Hlaing has forced through his third reorganization of his State Administrative Council this year.
Protesting Torture Leads to Longer Jail Terms in Myanmar
Myanmar junta sentences63 political prisoners to an additional three to six years in prison for protesting torture in jail.
UN Human Rights Chief Demands Urgent Action to End ‘Unspeakable Tragedy’ in Myanmar
Volker Turk shone a long overdue and much-needed spotlight on a particular tragedy that the rest of the international community has chosen to ignore.
Myanmar garment workers struggle to survive – and keep up with global orders
The political turmoil in Myanmar has presented global fashion brands in the country with a conundrum – stay or leave? Read more at straitstimes.com.