UN Member States should acknowledge Rohingya genocide in Myanmar: Fortify Rights
While the International Criminal Court is investigating forced deportation, it is not yet investigating the crime of genocide against Rohingya.
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Myanmar’s most wanted fugitive speaks out
Myanmares bestselling writer and activist El Pencilo speaks to The Korea Herald about her harrowing escape from Myanmar’s military regime and the message she has for the people…
Myanmar’s democrats must be allowed to attend the UN Human Rights Council
The writers say the United Nations Human Rights Council has the oppurtunity to honor its human rights mission and responsibility to the people of Myanmar.
Myanmar terminates citizenship of 11 people for leaving illegally
The State Administration Council said that those 11 people broke the existing law and left Myanmar illegally to other countries.
Myanmar junta argues genocide case cannot proceed
Monday's hearing was clouded by controversy over which should be the rightful party representing Myanmar amid the political crisis triggered by the military coup on Feb 1 last…
Myanmar junta rejects push for Asean envoy to meet opponents
Myanmar's Foreign Ministry issued a statement late on Sunday saying it would not agree to the special envoy engaging with "unlawful associations and terrorist groups".
One year after the coup, Myanmar children face learning, life loss
In Myanmar, more than 12 million children have lost access to education since early 2020.
Asean approach to Myanmar crisis has split the region, reveals new survey – Straits Times
Those who approve of Asean's approach number only slightly more than those in the opposing camp, the survey shows.
All is not lost for Asean in Myanmar
The writer says Asean must show it is on the right side of history by throwing its weight behind Myanmar’s new democracy.
Myanmar junta allows Asean envoy to meet NLD members
The pledge represents a small concession in a deadlocked peace process since Myanmar's military seized power a year ago.