“The perpetrators of some of the worst human rights violations in Myanmar’s recent history are among those who benefit from MEHL’s business activities,” said Mark Dummett, Amnesty’s Head …
Myanmar volunteers under strain as coronavirus toll grows
As Myanmar’s coronavirus infections soar, the work never seems to stop for volunteers who have stepped in to help carry those suspected of symptoms to quarantine centres or hospitals.
China issues warning after jobseekers kidnapped, forced into prostitution in Myanmar
People are being forced to work for criminal gangs or face the consequences after being lured by fraudulent job offers, foreign ministry says.
Myanmar volunteers under strain as Covid-19 death toll doubles in world’s fastest pace
As Myanmar’s coronavirus infections soar, the work never seems to stop for volunteers who have stepped in to help carry those suspected of symptoms to quarantine centres or hospitals.. Read more at …
‘Rohingya suffer institutional oppressions in Myanmar’
DHAKA, Bangladesh Rohingya Muslims held in open-air detention camps in Myanmar’s Rakhine State since 2012 have been subjected to “institutional …
Myanmar volunteers under strain as coronavirus toll and cases keeps growing
As Myanmar’s coronavirus infections soar, the work never seems to stop for volunteers who have stepped in to help carry those suspected of symptoms to quarantine centres or hospitals.
A Study of Myanmar’s Totalitarianism and People’s Resistance
The 32 conversations in ‘Burma’s Voices of Freedom’ by Alan Clements reflect the moral and spiritual greatness of those fighting totalitarianism in Myanmar.
Army chief to leave for Myanmar today
Foreign secretary Harsh Shringla and Army chief M M Naravane will travel together today to Myanmar, a strong pillar of India’s both Neighborhood First and Act …
Foreign secretary, Army chief to visit Myanmar tomorrow amid India-China standoff
Foreign Secretary Harsh V. Shringla and Indian Army Chief M.M. Naravane are expected to raise the issue of an ‘early return’ of Rohingya refugees to Myanmar.
Myanmar under fire for convicting poet, rights abuses
DHAKA, Bangladesh Myanmar is under fire for the conviction of a popular Burmese poet under the country’s Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Procession Law.