Resistance forces say BNRA troops who defected to the junta earlier this year were among prisoners captured during recent clashes

Malaysia will seek clarification from Myanmar over reports that hundreds of migrants recently returned to the country are being held in military detention, Foreign Minister Mohamad Hasan said on Monday. Malaysia in late September sent back around 1,500 Myanmar nationals as it launched a scheme that […]

The Sadaung Moe Kyoe PDF, a group operating outside the NUG’s command structure, cited safety concerns in its decision to disband

A change in Danish law opens a new door for victims of atrocities in Myanmar to seek accountability from the country’s military rulers

Forced into exile, Moe Gyi, the founder of the Moe Myittar Charity Association remains committed to helping others in any way he can

An explosion in central Sittwe killed at least two people amid intensifying fighting for the Rakhine State capital, with conflicting accounts of who is responsible

The regime has been bombing Rakhine State townships almost daily for months in its attempt to fend off the AA, leaving civilians reeling in fear

Kim Aris welcomes the conversation with his detained mother, but urges continued pressure to secure her freedom

A regime gyrocopter attack killed six women, including a mother and her three daughters, in Sagaing Region’s Budalin Township early this week

Delayed developments and the cancellation of a major project raise doubts about the property market in Myanmar’s largest city

Malaysia insists all returnees agreed to voluntary repatriation from detention centers but the UN raised questions

Rescue efforts are hampered by landslides, conflict and damaged communications

Rescuers say 58 other civilians were injured in the attack on the crowded market in the town of Kyauktaw

Former detainees describe beatings, squalid conditions and abuses of pregnant women in prisons

The interventions of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations to find peace have ‘remained on paper’

International community should refuse to legitimize Min Aung Hlaing’s regime as he seeks legitimacy throughout Asia

Mandalay airport is an international and domestic travel hub in central Myanmar

Lethwei is traditional Burmese boxing and distinct from Thai kickboxing with head blows permitted

Forced recruitment, raids and ransom demands are spreading fear among families across the country

Reverend William and a church member were arrested on May 16 near village he served for 25 years

Civilians in Myanmar’s Sagaing region suffer as junta forces escalate bombings amid rising waters

Over the past five years, over 100,000 people are estimated to have been killed across all sides as the military battles rebel forces

Dozens of churches are temporarily closed as United Wa State Army investigates alleged cult activity

Report documents Myanmar militias — BGF, KNA and DKBA — in control of networks

Sean Turnell reflects on Suu Kyi’s first apparent proof of life in more than two years, Myanmar’s faltering junta and the fate of thousands of political prisoners

The international community must act to free those in jail and deny the junta legitimacy until they are released

Workers who return home to visit family face mounting paperwork, financial demands and fears of forced military service

At least 25 people killed, aid efforts hampered by damaged infrastructure and limited access

New Aung San Suu Kyi images should spur renewed pressure to free all political prisoners and end military rule

The meeting is an attempt to project positive image of the government led by former junta chief Min Aung Hlaing, critics say