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Silenced by Guns: A Woman’s Hidden Suffering

by Admin | Feb 24, 2026 | Daily News, Social Justice

Source: Shan Herald Agency for News | By SHAN The voice belongs to Nang Kham*, recounting what happened to her younger sister in Hsenwi Township. Residents say the rule of law has deteriorated to the point where justice can be negotiated, silenced, or bought. Read...

Myanmar without a path to recovery

by Admin | Feb 17, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Social Justice

Source: East Asia Forum | By Lex Rieffel The year 2025 offered no convincing evidence that Myanmar will emerge as a peaceful, prosperous and unified country in less than a generation or two. Read Full Story

Justice moves closer for Rohingya as victims seek reparations in landmark genocide case

by Admin | Feb 13, 2026 | Opinion Papers, Social Justice

Source: Burmese Rohingya Organisation UK | Media Release New legal move in Argentina seeks compensation for Rohingya genocide survivors and increased financial accountability for Burmese military leaders Read Full Story

Cardinal Bo: Myanmar forgotten by world, but not by God

by Admin | Feb 12, 2026 | Daily News, Social Justice

Source: Vatican News | By Deborah Castellano Lubov Sharing with Vatican Media the dire situation facing the country, the Cardinal described Myanmar, five years after the military coup, as a nation marked by fear, exhaustion, and deep uncertainty, especially among...

Kawthoolei women demand greater participation and leadership rights

by Admin | Feb 9, 2026 | Daily News, Social Justice

Source: Karen News The district-level Kawthoolei Women’s Dialogue issued a statement calling for greater participation of women in the administrative, judicial, and legislative sectors of the Kawthoolei region, and for stronger recognition of women’s...

Timor Leste Opens Unprecedented Legal Proceedings Against Myanmar Junta

by Admin | Feb 2, 2026 | Highlights, Judiciary, Opinion Papers, Social Justice

Source: Myanmar Accountability Project, Chin Human Rights Organisation | Press Release The judicial authorities in Timor Leste have opened legal proceedings against the Myanmar junta, including dictator, Min Aung Hlaing, for war crimes and crimes against humanity Read...
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