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In this first installment of an exclusive interview, The Irrawaddy’s Editor-in-Chief Aung Zaw asked Arakan Army chief Major General Tun Myat Naing about the AA’s attempt to build trust and rehabilitate Rohingya communities in northern Rakhine State; ... [1]
Dink murder: the religious authorities remain silent, the media withholds condemnation A priest and friend of don Andrea Santoro, “scandalized”, writes a letter dense with questions: asking the Turkish media how they can fail to pass judgement on suc... [2]
BANGKOK, April 10 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha made a field trip to Thailand’s restive South today for a first-hand update on the troubled situation and a meeting with Muslim religious and community leaders. [3]
RANGOON — A local newspaper has apologized after posting a picture of Burma’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi online that caused a religious furor among the country’s netizens. [4]
YANGON—In a meeting with the Sangha Maha Nayaka, the country’s highest Buddhist authority, in Yangon on Wednesday, Pope Francis joined Myanmar’s leading Buddhist monks to stress the role of religious leaders in fostering peace and harmony. [5]
RANGOON—Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi broke her more than two-week long public silence on the recent inter-communal violence, telling Muslim leaders this week that she would promote “rule of law” in order to end the virulent anti-Muslim attacks ... [6]
YANGON—While the international community is disappointed with Pope Francis’ failure to use the word “Rohingya” to underline his criticism of the crackdown on the Muslim group in western Myanmar, interfaith leaders in the country described the papal v... [7]
YANGON—A Myanmar military officer has filed a lawsuit against an ethnic Kachin religious leader for discussing “the promotion of democracy and federalism in Myanmar” with US President Donald Trump at the White House last month. [8]
In this first installment of an exclusive interview, The Irrawaddy’s Editor-in-Chief Aung Zaw asked Arakan Army chief Major General Tun Myat Naing about the AA’s attempt to build trust and rehabilitate Rohingya communities in northern Rakhine State;
Dink murder: the religious authorities remain silent, the media withholds condemnation A priest and friend of don Andrea Santoro, “scandalized”, writes a letter dense with questions: asking the Turkish media how they can fail to pass judgement on suc
BANGKOK, April 10 – Army chief Prayuth Chan-ocha made a field trip to Thailand’s restive South today for a first-hand update on the troubled situation and a meeting with Muslim religious and community leaders.
RANGOON — A local newspaper has apologized after posting a picture of Burma’s opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi online that caused a religious furor among the country’s netizens.
YANGON—In a meeting with the Sangha Maha Nayaka, the country’s highest Buddhist authority, in Yangon on Wednesday, Pope Francis joined Myanmar’s leading Buddhist monks to stress the role of religious leaders in fostering peace and harmony.
RANGOON—Opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi broke her more than two-week long public silence on the recent inter-communal violence, telling Muslim leaders this week that she would promote “rule of law” in order to end the virulent anti-Muslim attacks
YANGON—While the international community is disappointed with Pope Francis’ failure to use the word “Rohingya” to underline his criticism of the crackdown on the Muslim group in western Myanmar, interfaith leaders in the country described the papal v
YANGON—A Myanmar military officer has filed a lawsuit against an ethnic Kachin religious leader for discussing “the promotion of democracy and federalism in Myanmar” with US President Donald Trump at the White House last month.
YANGON—Muslim spiritual leader U San Aung said he is in the process of filing a lawsuit against U Hla Swe, an ex-military officer who represented the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) in the country’s Upper House under the U Thein Sein ad
Sittwe Provincial Court sentenced religious leader Dr. Htun Aung (aka Nu Hauk) to a total of 12 years imprisonment on Wednesday for his role in the communal strife which erupted in Maungdaw, Arakan (Rakhine) State, on June 8.