Facebook Slow to React to Violence, Hate Speech in Myanmar
Facebook can no longer turn a blind eye to the misuse of its network. Otherwise, it will be accused of being complicit in Myanmar's ongoing crisis.
Editorial and Opinion
Two Years of Effort but Not Many Results for President U Htin Kyaw
If he is to fulfill his pledge to the people, U Htin Kyaw’s administration may need to come up with some better implementation strategies
‘Mrauk-U Massacre’ Puts Govt in Precarious Position
Ethnic minorities closely watch how the govt handles the fallout of a deadly police crackdown.
The Govt’s New Year’s Resolution Should be a Cabinet Reshuffle
The people of Myanmar need not only a clean government but effective ministries with the right people in the right places to move the country forward.
A nation cursed by the legacy of colonialism
As we reflect on 70 years of independence, we can see that the origins of many of the nation’s most persistent problems – ethnic division, conflict and a lack of democracy – date
The Crackdown on the Media Must Stop
The recent arrest of two Reuters journalists under the colonial-era Official Secrets Act clearly demonstrates an attack on press freedom.
Do Not Lose Sight of ARSA
In northern Rakhine State, rights violations must not be ignored, but nor should the activities of terrorist group ARSA and its backers.
Should Trump Speak on Rakhine?
Activists have urged Trump to comment on the plight of the Rohingya, but some fear an offhand comment could further divide communities.
Collaboration is Key to Solving Rakhine Crisis
Important players in the crisis need to establish a common understanding.
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