Organizers of Yangon's 5th LGBTIQ Festival Promise Biggest Bash Yet
“Every year we aim to make our festival as fabulous as ever, and this year is going to be the one to beat," said co-director Jan Willem van Rooij.
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YCDC plans to implement system in 6 townships in central business district
Myanmar Military Says Soldier Killed in Karen Rebel Attack
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The KNLA blamed the death on the military for encroaching on its area of control in Karen State's Papun Township without prior notice.
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Southeast Asian nations benefit from Brussels’ role as a counterweight to major powers in the region
Public Demands Transparency in Forced Resignation of Kachin Ministers
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Kachin organizations have reacted with disbelief to the news of the resignations which, they say, they do not follow official procedures and thus sew distrust in the government.
Deputy Speaker of Irrawaddy Region Parliament Denies Embezzlement Claims
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In his first meeting with reporters since the scandal broke, U San Min Aung said he pocketed none of the money earmarked for vehicle purchases and actually spent some of his own.
Party Logos Banned for Yangon Municipal Election
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Candidates may use pictures of themselves in campaign material ahead of March vote, YCDC says
Cambodia Businesses, Unions Ask EU Not to Impose Trade Sanctions
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Brussels began a formal procedure in October to strip the country’s special trade status over concerns for human rights, democracy and rule of law.
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