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According to villagers, the Mawyawadi Navy has apprehended four women from Kan Pauk region in Yebyu Township, Dawei District. These women were reportedly arrested for participating in the flower strike, as stated by the villagers. The individuals who were arrested are Daw Hnin Myint (45), Daw Su Wai (41), Daw Mee Lay (39), and Daw Mee Cho (37).

Teachers and students in Sagaing Region are determined to carry on despite daily fear of attacks.  

Myanmars tourism rebounds with influx of Chinese visitors-

Pattaya International Forum hosted by outgoing Thai government. The Military Council claimed that Myanmar, was “previously peaceful for almost half a century,” had descended into a nation plagued by fierce armed conflicts as certain ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) trained and armed young individuals, converting them into fighters of the People's Defense Force (PDF). During

Over the span of more than 2 years following the military coup in Mon State, there has been a noticeable surge in drug usage and sales, but minimal measures have been taken to address this concerning issue as reported by anti-drug activist and local residents speaking to Than Lwin Times. The townships of Mon State, including Mudon, Kyaikmaraw, Thanbyuzayat, and Ye, have

As Oliver Lewis explores in his new book, The Orwell Tour, an immersion in other cultures taught the great writer why localism mattered

Also this week, ex-generals scrambled to sell land after Min Aung Hlaing’s warning, and Thailand went ahead with meeting on Myanmar despite regional split.

People across Myanmar wore flowers on Monday to show support for the jailed civilian leader. Since then, the ruling military has been rounding them up.

Regime shelling reportedly killed two women and injured four people, including a child, in Ye and Kyeikhto townships. The People's Defence Forces (PDFs) have a strong presence in the townships and Beelin, Thahton townships in Mon State, where groups fighting to overthrow the regime frequently attack army camps and police outposts. The sit-tat (Burma army) often responds by

Residents of three states describe the terror of daily life under regime bombardments and infantry attacks.