Myanmar government should have a seat at ASEAN summit

Junta crackdown displaced nearly 250,000 people in Myanmar: UN envoy

It was meant to be the biggest day of his fledgling political career. But when troops fanned across the city to arrest Dr Sasa and his colleagues, he had no choice but to run. 

Armed Forces Day massacre leaves scores dead

Security forces use rubber bullets, tear gas and stun grenades, signalling growing intolerance of anti-coup protests.

Armed resistance to the Feb. 1 coup is spreading to communities across the country.

Clashes between the Myanmar security forces and regional armed groups, which have involved military airstrikes, have reportedly claimed the lives of at least 17 civilians in several parts of the...

Tuesday marked 100 days since the coup began but the violence did not deter crowds in Yangon demanding a return to democracy.

YANGON (AFP) - Makeshift barricades of bamboo, brick and burning rubber tyres have lent the streets of Myanmar's largest city the look of an urban warzone, and now the military are forcing civilians...

The practice of dispatching white reporters to “exotic” climes to report on the natives has always been problematic, but now there’s no excuse.

At least 30 people have been killed protesting the Feb. 1 military takeover.

African groups urge UN to press for humanitarian access and peacekeeping force to be deployed in Tigray amid atrocities

Protests in Myanmar against the military coup that removed Aung San Suu Kyi's government from power have grown in recent days despite official efforts to make organizing them difficult or even...

မန္တလေးအခြေစိုက် VOM သတင်းဌာန CEO ကိုနေမျိုးလင်း ကို စစ်ကောင်စီတပ်ဖွဲ့ ဝင်တွေက ဆွေးနွေးစရာရှိလို့ လာခဲ့ဖို့ခေါ်လို့ နေအိမ်ကနေ ဒီနေ့ မနက် ၁၀ နာရီက ထွက်သွားရာမှာ အခုညနေ ၆ နာရီအထိ မိသားစုနဲ့ အဆက်သွယ်...

“If we fail, we won’t be able to go back home.”

By Inviting coup-leader, sidelining elected civilians in Myanmar, ASEAN lends legitimacy to illegal regime, says statement - Anadolu Ajansı

Officers use rubber bullets and teargas to disperse demonstrators blockading main roads into Dhaka

Lockdowns imposed to curb the spread of COVID-19 have left villagers entirely reliant on donations.

The New York lawmaker invoked her Christian faith in a passionate defense of the dignity and rights of LGBTQ Americans.

Myanmar's military deployed ground troops and launched air and artillery strikes against rebel forces in the country's east, witnesses, local media and an aid group said on Thursday, prompting...

About 300 Rohingya Muslim refugees were still unaccounted for last week after a huge fire swept through the world's biggest refugee settlement in Bangladesh, the U.N. refugee agency said on Tuesday.

U.K. Parliament holds inquiry into Myanmar crisis

Despite its support for the national protest movement, various factors have contributed to the armed group’s relative silence since the coup.

Three international organizations and more than 800 Rohingya refugees advise the Court to reject military junta

CDF fighters claim to have killed some 100 junta soldiers with handmade guns since late April.

Myanmar's military has used extreme violence to crack down on pro-democracy protesters since the February coup. Now, health workers are being targeted, sparking condemnation in Australia's medical...

Media reports say civilians sheltering in forest and other places after air raids on 15 villages in Depayin, Sagaing.

Three months after the coup, four brothers tell how they joined protesters fighting the junta before fleeing for the border

It’s been four long years since the Myanmar military’s most egregious attack on the Rohingya people, and it’s time for the U.S. government to finally recognize those crimes for what they are: …

The Arakan National Council is one of three armed groups in Myanmar fighting for greater autonomy for Rakhine State

A Dhaka tribunal today sentenced two officials of rights body Odhikar to two years imprisonment each in an ICT Act case

The KNU reports more than 10 sightings of military aircraft over Brigade 3 and 5 areas of Bago Region and Karen State in just three days

With many dissidents seeking shelter with friends and family, the junta’s new rule forcing residents to register any overnight guests is stoking fears they may face additional intimidation and...

Comment: Rohingya have suffered twice; once in Myanmar and now where they seek sanctuary, writes CJ Werleman.

The Bangladeshi military has been criticized for welcoming regime commanders a month after Dhaka said it would respond if cross-border shelling continued.