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The Myanmar military junta is counting down the days to its “multiparty democracy general election,” an event that it has promised since seizing power in February 2021. [1]
Fake ‘haha’ reactions attack political opponents ahead of elections Reporting and research: Zyma Islam, Mir Rownak, Nourin Sultana Toma, Abdullah Hel Bubun, [2]
MANDALAY — Student activists expelled from their universities were allowed to return to classes on Friday. [3]
RANGOON — The exclusion of women role models from Burmese high school curricula has a negative impact on female students’ perspectives, leading them to believe they are second-class citizens, according to a newly released NGO report. [4]
BANGKOK — The UN human rights office called Tuesday on Thailand to release 14 student activists and drop the charges that were filed against them for holding a peaceful anti-coup rally. [5]
RANGOON — It was an eventful year for Burma, capped by a historic general election that saw the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) romp to a decisive victory that surpassed even their staunchest supporters’ expectations. [6]
LETPADAN, Pegu Division — As the clock ticked towards 10 am on Tuesday—the deadline set by students for police to lift their blockade in Letpadan, Pegu Division, and allow them to march to Rangoon—students and activists were contemplating a potential... [7]
“I miss my son everyday,” said U Thein Zaw, father of 17-year-old protester Khant Nyar Hein, who was gunned down by regime forces about two months ago. [9]
The Myanmar military junta is counting down the days to its “multiparty democracy general election,” an event that it has promised since seizing power in February 2021.
Fake ‘haha’ reactions attack political opponents ahead of elections Reporting and research: Zyma Islam, Mir Rownak, Nourin Sultana Toma, Abdullah Hel Bubun,
MANDALAY — Student activists expelled from their universities were allowed to return to classes on Friday.
RANGOON — The exclusion of women role models from Burmese high school curricula has a negative impact on female students’ perspectives, leading them to believe they are second-class citizens, according to a newly released NGO report.
BANGKOK — The UN human rights office called Tuesday on Thailand to release 14 student activists and drop the charges that were filed against them for holding a peaceful anti-coup rally.
RANGOON — It was an eventful year for Burma, capped by a historic general election that saw the opposition National League for Democracy (NLD) romp to a decisive victory that surpassed even their staunchest supporters’ expectations.
LETPADAN, Pegu Division — As the clock ticked towards 10 am on Tuesday—the deadline set by students for police to lift their blockade in Letpadan, Pegu Division, and allow them to march to Rangoon—students and activists were contemplating a potential
“I miss my son everyday,” said U Thein Zaw, father of 17-year-old protester Khant Nyar Hein, who was gunned down by regime forces about two months ago.
RANGOON — Several student activists, imprisoned since the brutal police crackdown on education reform protesters at Letpadan in March, have been placed in solitary confinement for bringing cigarettes and betel nut back to prison after a court appeara