Tag: Myanmar
Malaysian court to hear bid to set aside caning for Rohingya...
Lawyers also seek a review of a case against six Rohingya teenagers, including two girls, who they say have been wrongly tried and convicted as adults
UN needs to demand Myanmar improve on human rights, group says
Less flowery talk, more action needed from govt on improving human rights situation, Human Rights Watch says
Wheat and weeds, good and evil sowers
The time has come to identify the weeds and uproot them and burn them in the furnace of history.
Myanmar’s religious leaders call for unity, peace amid conflict
They have urged Myanmar’s people to prepare for a future after COVID-19
Cardinal Bo blames greed, injustice for Myanmar’s mine tragedy
Global Witness called the landslide as “a damning indictment of the government’s failure to curb reckless and irresponsible mining practices”
Thousands in western Myanmar flee as army plans operations, monitors say
The Myanmar army has been fighting the Arakan Army, a group from the largely Buddhist Rakhine ethnic group that is seeking greater autonomy
Myanmar’s Catholic bishops appeal for end to hostilities, call on government,...
The bishops called on the government and the military "to take into serious consideration" the rights of the people
Rohingya refugees tell Malaysia how dozens perished during four-month voyage
They had risked the perilous sea journey having lost hope of making a better life in Bangladesh refugee camps
Refusing to be gagged, Myanmar journalists work from shadows
Editor in hiding asks: Without media, how can democracy survive?
The Holy Trinity: Enriching yet challenging faith experience
Cardinal Bo of Myanmar said It is not COVID that is destroying humanity but the "anti Trinitarian" tendency that has infected the world
















