Myanmar Supreme Court agrees to rule on journalists' appeal Myanmar's Supreme Court agreed Tuesday to rule on an appeal filed by lawyers for two Reuters journalists sentenced to seven years in prison for their reporting on Myanmar's...
Learn moreNaypyidaw, peace talks. The most hostile rebels are also invited They will take place this week and are the result of a series of informal meetings. The government asked each of the eight organizations to form a delegation. Groups opposed to the...
Learn moreInternational School Yangon to open Nay Pyi Taw campus The International School Yangon will open its new campus in Nay Pyi Taw in September, said Gregory Hedger, the school’s director. “The school is going to be in Nay Pyi Taw because...
Learn moreGroups Say INGO Threatens to Inflame Religious Tensions in Meiktila Residents of Mandalay Region’s Meiktila have signed a petition protesting against international non-governmental organizations (INGOs), saying their actions threaten to...
Learn morePeople Say Myanmar’s Constitution Can’t Be Changed. They’re Wrong. Aung San Suu Kyi has more power over the military than you think. Read More Myanmar’s Aung San Suu Kyi drops off U.N. agenda in Geneva next week Myanmar...
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Learn moreSai May Lin (name has been changed) Life was a struggle but manageable. Her husband could usually find work in the patty fields or as a gardener. Earnings were not much but enough to ensure their daughters were healthy. At age 40, she had not...
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