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Slow violence: After five years, the moral consequences of Myanmar’s military coup are mounting
During my recent visit to the Thai-Myanmar border, I witnessed the consolidation of waiting as a way of life: five years on, the crisis in Myanmar has not ended, it has settled — and what has settled ...
NAYPYITAW, Myanmar — Myanmar military television says the military is taking control of the country for one year, while reports say many of the country’s senior politicians including Aung San Suu Kyi ...
Myanmar will begin its general elections on 28 December, its military government announced, in a phased poll widely condemned as a sham that will be used to entrench the junta's power. This will be ...
In the days after Myanmar’s military staged a coup on Feb. 1, it likely hoped to consolidate power with minimal bloodshed. Having overthrown the elected government led by Aung San Suu Kyi, the ...
Now Myanmar’s university system is in shambles. The lecturer, Zar Chi Nway, makes her living by crocheting clothes, small ...
Five years have passed since the Myanmar coup, and now UK says that it's about time to involve women in the peace processes.
Danny Fenster, the managing editor of Frontier Myanmar, could face up to life in prison when additional charges are factored in. The post-coup resistance movement has its sights set on toppling the ...
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