A Norwegian Telenor leader is denied departure by the military junta in Myanmar. The family is in Norway, and the Norwegian has not been outside Myanmar for over a year.
Exiles take the war in Myanmar abroad
An ousted legislator from Myanmar, doing kitchen work in a restaurant in the United States, sends half of his salary to the forces battling the military that seized power in his country. From “home” …
Myanmar: EU sanctions against MOGE risk being ineffectual
The EU announced Monday additional sanctions against individuals and entities—including the Myanmar Oil and Gas (…) …
Malaysian PM discusses Myanmar crisis during Cambodia visit
The leaders of Malaysia and Cambodia discussed the crisis in military-ruled Myanmar and other regional issues during a meeting in Phnom Penh on Thursday, the two countries said.
Myanmar: EU Needs to Enforce New Sanctions on Junta
The European Union should swiftly enforce new sanctions targeting Myanmar’s junta and its state-owned oil company, Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE), Human Rights Watch said today. The EU should …
Myanmar: EU Needs to Enforce New Sanctions on Junta
The European Union should swiftly enforce new sanctions targeting Myanmar’s junta and its state-owned oil company, Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (MOGE), Human Rights Watch said today. The EU should …
Rights advocates urge jet fuel sanctions against Myanmar
Some human rights advocates are urging governments to impose sanctions against supplying aviation fuel to Myanmar as its security forces carry out air strikes against opponents of the army-led …
Rights advocates urge jet fuel sanctions against Myanmar
Some human rights advocates are urging governments to impose sanctions against supplying aviation fuel to Myanmar as its security forces carry out air strikes against opponents of the army-led …
Myanmar Rohingya Genocide Case Is Legitimate, Gambia Tells UN’s Top Court
At a hearing in The Hague, Gambia denied the Myanmar junta’s claim that the African nation is acting as a proxy for the Organization for Islamic Cooperation in the case.
Myanmar’s NUG looks to cryptocurrencies in bid to raise US$1 billion to challenge junta
With Myanmar’s banking system tightly controlled by the military, activists are using unofficial channels to ensure the money escapes the regime.