Win Nandar, Author at Myanmar Now

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Win NandarMarch 6, 2020

Student protestors call for military to face justice for crimes against civilians

About 20 demonstrators held a rally outside the lecture of a top lawyer defending Myanmar against genocide charges

In-Depth

Win NandarHay Man PyaeJanuary 13, 2020

Garment industry policies endangering pregnancies, women’s health

Pregnancy labour laws go ignored by garment factory owners, leaving female workers in perilous positions

News

Win NandarOctober 30, 2019

A Year in Jail for Satirists Who Mocked Military in Street Performance

Some members of the Peacock Generation Thangyat troupe still face additional charges

News

Win NandarOctober 25, 2019

Fraudsters in South Korea Target Myanmar Migrants

Workers have been left with debts for loans and phone bills after scammers duplicated their ID cards

News

Win NandarOctober 3, 2019

Karen Martyrs’ Day Activists Jailed for 15 Days

Naw Ohn Hla say she will appeal the decision

Win Nandar

Student protestors call for military to face justice for crimes against civilians

Garment industry policies endangering pregnancies, women’s health

A Year in Jail for Satirists Who Mocked Military in Street Performance

Fraudsters in South Korea Target Myanmar Migrants

Karen Martyrs’ Day Activists Jailed for 15 Days

Myanmar nationals working abroad threatened with penalties for failing to remit 25 percent of their earnings

Myanmar military escalates airstrikes in areas held by resistance, ethnic armed groups

Myanmar resistance forces capture junta surveillance drone in Sagaing Region

Myanmar junta airstrikes injure eight civilians in Mandalay Region

Women of the MDY-PDF explain their role in Myanmar’s armed resistance

Myanmar nationals working abroad threatened with penalties for failing to remit 25 percent of their earnings

Myanmar military escalates airstrikes in areas held by resistance, ethnic armed groups

Myanmar resistance forces capture junta surveillance drone in Sagaing Region

Myanmar junta airstrikes injure eight civilians in Mandalay Region

Wa armed group allows work on Chinese-backed dams in Myanmar despite public opposition

Myanmar regime tightens rules on importing pharmaceuticals

More than 25,000 businesses have closed in Myanmar since the coup

Japan supermarket director detained in Myanmar released: junta

China-owned company wins contract to expand Shwe gas project off Myanmar’s west coast

Singaporean company pulls out of Myanmar energy project

Thai officials call on Myanmar regime to crack down on fraud, trafficking gangs on Thai-Karen State border

Myanmar military continues to lose ground to anti-junta forces in northern Shan State

Despite escalating violence, Myanmar junta leader says elections will proceed

NUG-founded bank set to sell shares to meet ‘emergency needs’

Myanmar’s junta bears ‘sole responsibility’ for Suu Kyi’s health—NLD

Karenni youth fight for freedom at the cost of their lives and limbs

The mothers of the Magway resistance

A Myanmar artist finds freedom behind bars—by portraying prisoners’ oppression

As Myanmar’s revolution beckons, a new breed of activist photographers heeds the call

The man behind the Myanmar junta’s campaign of terror in Sagaing

Authorities tighten restrictions on passport process for Myanmar nationals in Thailand