In mid-January, Kim Aris received a letter from his mother, Aung San Suu Kyi, the former de facto leader of Myanmar and Nobel laureate who… Read More »Suu Kyi’s son receives 1st letter from her since Myanmar coup
In the past six months, in addition to their increased targeting of civilians as part of its “four-cuts” strategy–denying the opposition access to food, finances,… Read More »Myanmar junta targets health, education facilities to undermine shadow government
Two years ago this week, ASEAN negotiated a five-point consensus with the Burmese military that had seized power in a February 2021 coup and arrested… Read More »Myanmar, neighbors including Thailand hold Track 1.5 dialogue without ASEAN members
Myanmar’s junta has revived a 1977 law that allows civilians it deems “loyal to the state” to own firearms, a move experts worry will escalate… Read More »Myanmar junta revives 1977 law allowing ‘loyal’ civilians to bear arms
Human rights groups are criticizing a reported deal between Myanmar’s military and an Israeli tech firm for intercept spyware, accusing the company of aiding and… Read More »Reported spyware deal implicates Israeli firm in Myanmar junta’s crimes, critics say
Kyaw Moe Tun, Myanmar’s ambassador to the United Nations, will continue to serve as his country’s permanent representative to the international body in New York… Read More »INTERVIEW: ‘The Myanmar people are suffering, physically and mentally’
Myanmar’s military authorities have executed four democracy activists accused of helping carry out “terror acts”, state media said on Monday, the Southeast Asian nation’s first… Read More »Myanmar junta executes four democracy activists
