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Stella Naw

    • Commentary
      Stella NawJune 26, 2020

      Aung San Suu Kyi’s government must sign the UN torture convention and make it law, before the election

      After five years of empty political rhetoric, Myanmar’s torture victims deserve bold action

    • Commentary
      Stella NawMay 22, 2020

      Whatever Myanmar tells the UN’s top court, the only hope for the military’s victims is to stand together

      As the deadline approaches to answer to the UN’s top court about abuses against the Rohingya, the government and the military are using the same old tricks

    In-Depth
    • November 12, 2026

      Is Myanmar’s military junta losing patience with China?

    • November 6, 2026

      For Myanmar’s Buddhists, the pursuit of inner peace turns deadly as military targets monasteries

    • October 30, 2026

      ‘Be back by 7’: For Yangon’s young, a life ruled by a self-enforced curfew

    • October 29, 2026

      Myanmar’s military is regaining ground, costing the resistance key connections

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