Opinion
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Photo essay: Yangon’s port workers struggle to make ends meet amid soaring prices
The dock workers in Yangon’s ports often have few options for supporting their families as the cost of living rises besides low-paid, manual labour
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The junta chief’s autocratic globetrotting and political survival
Having withstood nearly five years of armed resistance from within, failed diplomacy from neighbours, and ineffectual pressure from the West, the leader of Myanmar’s military regime is increasingly courting support from some of the world’s most repressive states
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Genocide and massacres in Myanmar: The case for accountability has never been stronger
Overwhelming evidence of atrocities by the country’s military demands action from the international community
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Telenor should be investigated
The state-owned company’s compliance with the Myanmar junta have put Norway’s reputation as a supporter of democracy and human rights on the line, an official of the Norwegian Helsinki Committee says
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Myanmar military’s sham election is yet another setback for gender equality
December’s election is set to cement the military’s culture of misogyny, further eroding women’s rights
