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The online California-based University of the People announced on Wednesday that it plans to provide 50 scholarships to Burmese applicants including refugees who live on the Thai-Burma border. [1]
RANGOON — In the wake of the National League for Democracy’s emphatic election victory, and a United Nations review into Burma’s human rights record, international rights advocates have told The Irrawaddy that the current government should take actio... [2]
Over the election period, there has been an obvious focus on Aung San Suu Kyi and her future political role in Burma. [3]
In a conference held in Los Angeles on Saturday by the Burmese American Muslims Association (BAMA), an international panel of speakers condemned the ongoing persecution of Burma’s Rohingya minority, placing it within the framework of genocide, and ca... [4]
LONDON, United Kingdom — When Cynthia Maung saw the suffering of fellow refugees who had fled Burma’s crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in the late 1980s and sought sanctuary in neighboring Thailand, she knew she had to do something about it. [5]
MAE SOT, Thailand — Dozens of patients and visitors line up at respective wards to receive medicine, treatment and check-ups at the new buildings that host the Mae Tao Clinic in Mae Sot, Thailand. [6]
USAID Assistant Administrator Michael Schiffer delivers remarks at the launch of the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program in Bangkok, Thailand, on February 29. [7]
YANGON — Myanmar has received proposals from foreign countries to open private medical and nursing universities in the country, Union Minister for Health and Sports Dr. Myint Htwe told the Upper House on Monday. [8]
The online California-based University of the People announced on Wednesday that it plans to provide 50 scholarships to Burmese applicants including refugees who live on the Thai-Burma border.
RANGOON — In the wake of the National League for Democracy’s emphatic election victory, and a United Nations review into Burma’s human rights record, international rights advocates have told The Irrawaddy that the current government should take actio
Over the election period, there has been an obvious focus on Aung San Suu Kyi and her future political role in Burma.
In a conference held in Los Angeles on Saturday by the Burmese American Muslims Association (BAMA), an international panel of speakers condemned the ongoing persecution of Burma’s Rohingya minority, placing it within the framework of genocide, and ca
LONDON, United Kingdom — When Cynthia Maung saw the suffering of fellow refugees who had fled Burma’s crackdown on a pro-democracy uprising in the late 1980s and sought sanctuary in neighboring Thailand, she knew she had to do something about it.
MAE SOT, Thailand — Dozens of patients and visitors line up at respective wards to receive medicine, treatment and check-ups at the new buildings that host the Mae Tao Clinic in Mae Sot, Thailand.
USAID Assistant Administrator Michael Schiffer delivers remarks at the launch of the Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship Program in Bangkok, Thailand, on February 29.
YANGON — Myanmar has received proposals from foreign countries to open private medical and nursing universities in the country, Union Minister for Health and Sports Dr. Myint Htwe told the Upper House on Monday.
Mizzima USAID held a press conference on 29 February to publicise their offer of education scholarships for Myanmar youth. The five-year initiative offers scholarships to more than 1,000 Myanmar youth.