The Failed UN Mission in Myanmar
Myanmar could be a UN success story if the organization appointed effective personnel to the country.
Editorial and Opinion
Use the Law to Protect Human Rights and the Environment from Irresponsible Investment
Burma’s recently enacted investment law brings new opportunities for activists and lawyers to tackle human rights abuses, writes Daniel Aguirre.
Where Does Burma Stand on China’s ‘One Belt, One Road?’
Burma faces the challenge of negotiating with its giant neighbor over varied interests stretching from the Bay of Bengal to the Burma-China border.
NLD Should Take By-election Results as a Wake-Up Call
Burma’s by-elections are the most telling sign for the ruling NLD party as to whether it still enjoys the popular support it received in the 2015 election.
Days of Discontent
It is time to stop living under the illusion that Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her government will match expectations and bring about concrete change.
The Rule of the Wa
The United Wa State Army recently weighed in on Burma’s process as never before, but what part will it really play, asks Lawi Weng.
A Hero to Remember
U Ko Ni was a fearless fighter who spoke up for his views, and he was a strong force in the democratic movement.
NLD Government Needs to Shut Down Ma Ba Tha Affiliates
The government was quick to take action against nationalists disrupting Muslim ceremonies, but more needs to be done so Ma Ba Tha is not resurrected.
In Rangoon, There is Plenty to be Afraid of
A recent spate of bombings in the city reveals the real dangers to Rangoon’s residents—a lack of transparency and rule of law.
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