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Burma
On the death of the former junta leader’s son-in-law, Myanmar’s State Counselor sent a letter of condolence to the man who once ordered her house arrest.
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Burma
Proposals to be submitted to Parliament next month; report recommends articles be repealed, amended, expanded or retained.
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Interview
Key developments at the agency include making training more useful and offering it to lower-level officials, says public policy expert who is assisting the reform process.
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Burma
An Arakan Army report claims that over 1,000 Myanmar military troops have died in recent fighting, a claim which the military rebuts.
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Burma
MNHRC not ready to release details of investigation, says report contains recommendations for avoiding civilian casualties, displacement.
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Burma
Even after an arms embargo ordered by the Jewish state’s high court, military relations between Israel and Myanmar continue.
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News
Armed group denies the impressive show of force it put on in April to mark its 30th year indicates a desire to act as a ‘parallel government’.
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Burma
Mandalay-based U Thawbita still faces prosecution under Article 66(d) for criticism of military, commander-in-chief on Facebook
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Commentary
The government is finally getting serious about silencing U Wirathu’s hate speech; it must bring the fugitive to court without delay.
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Burma
Sen-Gen. Min Aung Hlaing considered the ex-Thai army chief, who died Sunday aged 98, as his ‘adopted father’.
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Opinion
With lucrative mining operations funding an army that has had nearly a decade to prepare, the KNU is not afraid to fight.
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Burma
President’s Office toll puts AA deaths at about 100; no word on Tatmadaw casualties
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Interview
Karen Women Organization head Naw K’nyaw Paw discusses her work and her remaining goals after becoming the 3rd Myanmar recipient of the International Women of Courage Award.
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Burma
Sen-Gen. Min Aung Hlaing reduced sentences of seven soldiers after group of citizens submitted petition on their behalf.
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This is the second move by USDP and military lawmakers to have their own amendment bill considered by Parliament in parallel with the NLD’s constitutional amendment efforts.
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