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Photo: RFA The first group of six out of the nearly 40 media workers detained covering protests against Myanmar’s ruling junta appeared in video conference trials Friday, while protesters in major cities defied a tightening crackdown that has seen 73 people killed so far, lawyers and witnesses said. Of the 37 journalists detained during nearly six weeks of anti-junta protests in the wake of the Feb. 1 coup, 22 have been released.  Six of the 15 still in custody appeared in several township court video trials Friday to face charges under Article 505(a) of the Penal Code, for d...

Sunday saw the highest single-day death toll since the Feb. 1 military takeover brought hundreds of thousands of protesters into streets.

Paul Eckert joins as senior vice president, operations February 23, 2021 Davidson Hospitality Group has announced the appointments of Paul Eckert as senior vice president, operations, and Todd Stein as corporate executive chef, Davidson Restaurant Group. Eckert (shown above) joins the team from Aimbridge Hospitality where he served as vice president of operations for three years, most recently focused on Evolution Hospitality where he carried a portfolio of assets leveraging his expertise in supporting development efforts and operational excellence in resorts, lifestyle, and indepe...

Senior Editor (Hotels) Davidson Hospitality Group announces the appointments of Paul Eckert as Senior Vice President, Operations, and Todd Stein as Corporate Executive Chef, Davidson Restaurant Group. "It's a pivotal time for our company and we are thrilled to welcome these important new additions to the team," said Davidson Hospitality Group Chief Operating Officer Pete Sams. "Paul's experience, leadership, and proven excellence in driving value in each of our operating verticals make him an exceptional choice and fit. Furthermore, Todd's diverse and expansive global culina...

2/22/2021 evokes the watershed “8888 Uprising” of Aug. 8, 1988 in a land where numbers carry strong symbolism.