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Displaced Children Strain Resources at Loi Lwam Monastic School in Tangyan

by Admin | Aug 6, 2025 | Daily News, Education

Source: Shan Herald Agency for News With student numbers rising due to ongoing turmoil in northern Shan State, the school can only afford to provide one daily meal, typically rice and vegetables, amid soaring costs and dwindling supplies. Read Full...

Dengue outbreak infects over 30 Myanmar children in Sittwe relief camps

by Admin | Jul 18, 2025 | Daily News, Healthcare

Source: Mizzima “It’s happening in monasteries now being used as shelters. Each site holds fewer than 10 people, but with three or four such camps, the number of infected children has reached over 30,” a Sittwe resident told Mizzima. Read Full...

Myanmar junta says 93 child soldiers already released, as it counters UN criticism

by Admin | Jul 4, 2025 | Daily News, Social Justice

Source: Reuters | By Naw Betty Han and Shoon Naing In a rare admission published in its mouthpiece newspaper, the junta said it conducted a verification process last year that resulted in the discharge of 93 verified minors Read Full Story

Myanmar: Stop Recruitment, Use of Child Soldiers

by Admin | Jun 20, 2025 | Daily News, Social Justice

Source: Human Rights Watch | New Release Underage Recruits Sent to Military Training, Front Lines Read Full Story

Myanmar kids need ‘rights for all’

by Admin | Jun 19, 2025 | Education, Opinion Papers, Social Justice

Source: Bangkok Post | By Puttanee Kangkun and Patrick Phongsathorn Acknowledgement would not only sour the cosy relationship between Bangkok and Nay Pyi Taw, but it would also oblige Thai authorities to act by offering real protection and equitable services to...
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