- Editorial
Thingyan massacre reveals depths of Myanmar junta’s depravity—and its growing desperation
The regime’s mass murder of at least 100 civilians on the eve of the traditional New Year’s holiday is a sign of its utter failure to win any sort of legitimacy
- News
Leader of disbanded party gets another six years in prison
The latest sentence against United Democratic Party chair Kyaw Myint raises doubts about his prospects for a pardon under the current regime
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Human responses to the junta’s cruelty
These three articles were nominated for the Society of Publishers in Asia Awards 2022 under the Excellence in Human Rights Reporting category
- News
Suu Kyi hit with new corruption charge
The ousted state counsellor now stands accused of six counts of corruption, in addition to six other offenses
- News
NUG hits out at Japanese government for funding junta via lucrative gas project
Japan’s claim that funds from the Yetagun project may not be going to the military suggests officials don’t ‘understand budgeting’, says deputy energy minister
