The trial of Myanmar’s ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi was set to start on Monday, as the junta that overthrew her elected government rejected criticism by the U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights …
Suu Kyi’s trial set to start in Myanmar
Myanmar’s ousted leader Aung San Suu Kyi’s trial was set to start on Monday. In a coup on 1 February, the junta defenestrated Suu Kyi’s elected government, detaining her and other senior members of …
Trial of Aung San Suu Kyi to begin in Myanmar after military coup
Former leader faces raft of charges including that she improperly imported walkie-talkies and flouted coronavirus restrictions …
Junta trial of Myanmar’s Suu Kyi to hear first testimony
The trial of ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi will hear its first testimony in a junta court Monday, more than four months after a military coup. Near daily protests have rocked Myanmar since …
G7 leaders condemn Myanmar’s military coup
The G7 leaders on Sunday strongly condemned the military coup in Myanmar and the subsequent violence committed by the security forces on civilians The group ca …
G7 leaders condemn Myanmar’s military coup
The G7 leaders on Sunday strongly condemned the military coup in Myanmar and the subsequent violence committed by the security forces on civilians The group ca …
G7 leaders condemn Myanmar’s military coup, call for immediate released of detained civilians
The G7 leaders on Sunday strongly condemned the military coup in Myanmar and the subsequent violence committed by the security forces on civilians. The group called for the immediate release of those …
Myanmar’s anti-junta movement shows viral support for Rohingya
Anti-junta protesters flooded Myanmar’s social media with pictures of themselves wearing black Sunday in a show of solidarity for the Rohingya, a minority group that is among the most persecuted in …
Coal-fired power plant in Myanmar backed by China that villagers feel powerless to oppose
Health and environmental concerns surrounding the coal-fired plant have been voiced for years, but with authorities preoccupied with the nation’s current turmoil, communities have no one to turn to.
In Myanmar, Health Care’s Collapse Takes Its Own Toll
Since the February coup, many physicians have refused to work at state-run hospitals. “I will never blame the doctors,” said a patient whose treatment stopped.