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An anti-regime protest in Mandalay on Feb. 22. / The Irrawaddy

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Military’s Latest Coup Pushes Myanmar Into Revolt

by Naing Khit

April 30, 2021

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An anti-military regime protest column made up of people from Myanmar’s different ethnicities marched through downtown Yangon on Feb.18, calling for the release of anyone detained by the regime and the end of the military dictatorship. / The Irrawaddy

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Re-imagining Myanmar – The Mother of All “Critical Junctures”

Shan Pants, Burmese Longyi and Teenagers: Finding the Moral Imagination for Peace in Myanmar

by Tony Waters

May 26, 2020

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Hot air balloons over Bagan, a World Heritage Site in central Myanmar. / Zaw Zaw / The Irrawaddy

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Tag: Reconciliation

Military’s Latest Coup Pushes Myanmar Into Revolt

Re-imagining Myanmar – The Mother of All “Critical Junctures”

Shan Pants, Burmese Longyi and Teenagers: Finding the Moral Imagination for Peace in Myanmar

What’s in Store for Myanmar in 2020 and Beyond?

State Counsellor, Interfaith Leaders Offer Message of Unity and Understanding

Take Statue Down by March 17 or We Will, Activists Warn Kayah Gov’t

Peace and Reconciliation Call For New Ways of Looking Back

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