Myanmar government using ‘abusive laws’ to punish critics: HRW
Human Rights Watch says Myanmar’s government under Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi has used
New Myanmar unrest panics Rohingya in border limbo
Some of the fortifications are directly adjacent to a border fence running alongside a stream, and
SA’s decision to abstain on UN Myanmar vote draws criticism
South Africa’s decision to abstain on a United Nations General Assembly committee vote to condemn
South Africa sits on sidelines in UN Vote on Rohingya
This month, the President Cyril Ramaphosa government missed its chance to stand up for the victims
Amnesty disappointed in Aung San Suu Kyi’s leadership
Amnesty International says the last straw in its decision to strip Aung San Suu Kyi of its
Amnesty International strips Myanmar’s Suu Kyi of ‘conscience’ award
The international human rights group named Suu Kyi as its 2009 Ambassador of Conscience Award
Bangladesh, Myanmar to start returning Rohingya in November
Bangladesh and Myanmar agreed Tuesday to start returning Rohingya refugees in November, less than a
Myanmar-Thailand highway branded ‘ecological and social disaster’
Community and conservation groups in Myanmar have branded a planned highway linking a port project
Myanmar dam failure floods 85 villages, thousands driven from homes
As many as 85villages were flooded in Myanmar after a dam failed, unleashing waters that blocked a
UN Chief appeals for safe return of Rohingya refugees
The United Nations Secretary General has appealed directly to the Security Council for help in
Bangladesh must improve conditions for Rohingya, scrap island plan: HRW
Bangladesh should dramatically improve living conditions for Rohingya in the world’s largest refugee
Number of children affected by armed conflict increases: Report
An annual UN Secretary General’s Report has found that the number of children affected by armed
Record 68.5 million people displaced worldwide: UN
A record 68.5 million people have been forced flee their homes due to war, violence and persecution,
Myanmar army, govt hold rare meeting over Rohingya crisis
Myanmar’s army and civilian leadership held a rare “national security” meeting on Friday and
Myanmar court rules police testimony supporting journos credible
A Myanmar court ruled Wednesday that crucial testimony from a whistleblowing policeman in the case
Flawed return deal offers no way back for Rohingya refugees
Bungling, distortion and diplomatic double speak have hollowed out the deal to repatriate Rohingya
U.N. chief “shocked” by top Myanmar general’s comments on Rohingya
United Nations Secretary General Antonio Guterres expressed “shock” at comments by
Pope meets Myanmar’s military chief in shadow of Rohingya crisis
The leader of the Roman Catholic church will also visit Bangladesh, where more than 620,000 Rohingya