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Opinion Papers
Explanation of Vote at the Adoption of the Scope, modalities, format and organization of the High-Level Conference on Rohingya Muslims
Source: United States Mission to the United Nations
This conference offers an opportunity to strengthen international support for all ethnic minorities, including the Rohingya and members of other minority groups, as well as to chart a path forward for meeting those groups’ needs.
Remarks | Edward Heartney, Minister Counselor to ECOSOC
Implications of the US funding freezeand cuts on humanitarian response and health needs
Source: Reliefweb | ACAPS (Assessment Capacities Project)
By 15 March, the US funding freeze and cuts had led to the suspension and termination of humanitarian programmes across all sectors in most of Myanmar’s states and regions.
Analysis | ACAPS (Assessment Capacities Project)
The Effects of Trump’s Presidency: Myanmar’s Media Crisis and Threatened Right to Information – Issue 166
Source: Myanmar Peace Monitor
This week’s Burma News International (BNI) – Myanmar Peace Monitor’s Bi-Weekly News Reviews looks into the crisis facing news media that stand independently for the Myanmar people’s right to information, with VOA and RFA among them.
Bi-Weekly News Reviews | Myanmar Peace Monitor
Myanmar matters
Source: Democratic Voice of Burma
There is much we must do to help democratic forces defeat the forces of repression and death
By Benedict Rogers for UCA News
To ASEAN and Myanmar’s Neighbors: The Time for Action Is Now
Source: Irrawaddy
Recent atrocities are not isolated incidents—they are deliberate tactics of warfare used to terrorize civilians and sustain illegitimate military rule. The time for illusions and ineffective diplomacy is over.
By Igor Blazevic, senior adviser at the Prague Civil Society Centre
Commentary: ASEAN is losing patience on Myanmar. Can Malaysia push for a new approach?
Source: Channel News Asia
As Myanmar’s conflict dynamics change, ASEAN’s response faces new urgency. Malaysia’s chairmanship in 2025 could define the bloc’s next steps, says Myanmar researcher Moe Thuzar.
By Moe Thuzar, Senior Fellow at the ISEAS-Yusof Ishak Institute,
Special Envoy’s Business of Betrayal
Source: Progressive Voice Myanmar
UN Special Envoy of the Secretary-General on Myanmar Julie Bishop’s business ties with Chinese state-owned enterprises raise serious concerns over her impartiality and independence.
Weekly Highlight | Progressive Voice Myanmar
What militant’s arrest means for Rohingyas’ future
The Arakan Army has expressed some willingness to negotiate with Rohingya communities. However, its ban on the use of the term “Rohingya” underscores the ongoing challenges in achieving recognition and justice.
By Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, director of special initiatives at the Newlines Institute for Strategy and Policy
AAPP Launches its New Report on Justice, the Judiciary and the Weaponization of Law to Repress Civilians in Burma
Source: Assistance Association for Political Prisoners
The military junta is weaponizing its unjust law, using its interrogation camps, and prisons as the epicenter of its campaign of fear.
Thematic Report | Assistance Association for Political Prisoners
Myanmar Refugees in Limbo, Thailand in Denial
Source: Irrawaddy
There is a clear and practical answer: Integrate them into Thai society by transforming the settlements into localized, multi-ethnic and multicultural communities.
By Kavi Chongkittavorn