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June 7, 2022
The Interim NUG Chin National Consultative Council and Ministry of Humanitarian Assistance and Natural Disaster Risks Management released a joint statement that the military junta had been prohibiting humanitarian assistance in townships in Chin State, robbing and destroying things, threatening the lives of social workers and opening fire on IDP camps.
June 6, 2022
The Interim NUG Chin National Consultative Council and Ministry of Humanitarian Assistance and Natural Disaster Risks Management released a joint statement that the military junta had been prohibiting humanitarian assistance in townships in Chin State, robbing and destroying things, threatening the lives of social workers and opening fire on IDP camps.
May 6, 2022
The Karen National Union is providing protection and training to anti-coup activists in eastern Myanmar.
May 3, 2022
The threats come as the junta labels several media outlets as โdestructive to the state.โ
March 29, 2022
Life on the run is difficult for a well-known local journalist who continues to report despite an arrest warrant in his name.
March 23, 2022
One rights activist says the moves are โmore of the ongoing persecution of journalists.โ
February 16, 2022
The junta sealed off the home of Myanmar's celebrity vocalist couple Lynn Lynn and Chit Thu Wai, in the latest case targeting the properties of civilians who challenge military rule.
February 2, 2022
Myanmar activists and journalists now living abroad say their job is to tell the world of what is happening at home.
February 2, 2022
It took more than nine months for the military to perform coup Myanmar journalist Khit Thit chose to leave the country. In the weeks after the general
December 23, 2021
Myanmar's media is headed into 2022 in a parlous state, with independent journalists who remain in the junta-ruled country forced to operate surreptitiously to avoid arbitrary detention, beatings and violent repercussions for their families, according to interviews by This Week In Asia. State media, meanwhile, has intensified the propagation of falsehoods depicting peace returning to the country, even as anti-junta...