Three years after coup, Myanmar crisis in 'freefall' — Radio Free Asia
Rebel gains suggest conflict may be at a turning point, with junta soldiers resorting to ‘indiscriminate’ attacks on civilians.
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Rebel gains suggest conflict may be at a turning point, with junta soldiers resorting to ‘indiscriminate’ attacks on civilians.
Phyo Phyo Aung is back in political work and is now heading up a student organization aiming to raise political awareness in Myanmar. She says she hopes that the reforms undertaken by the government will continue, but cautions that “there are many laws still in place that mean we could be arrested again for the same reasons as before.”
Dancers in a city famed for the Ramayana epic fear they’ll be the last of their kind.
Ko Lin Htet Naing (aka James), a former leader of All Burma Federation of Student Unions (ABFSU) and political activist was sentenced by the Myanmar junta to five more years in prison under section 52 (b) of the counter-terrorism law on 13 February, according to his wife Phyo Phyo Aung.
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