From Myanmar to Aceh, and now Malaysia: How the Israel-Myanmar playbook is fuelling hate against the Rohingya Stark parallels exist…
Month: September 2026
‘You are a disgrace’: Anwar blasted for embracing anti-Rohingya rhetoric, rolling out red carpet for Myanmar junta chief
‘You are a disgrace’: Anwar blasted for embracing anti-Rohingya rhetoric, rolling out red carpet for Myanmar junta chief Lawyer and…
OPEN LETTER: A Call to the Global Diaspora to Counter the Junta’s Weaponized Religious Hatred
To Our Fellow Activists, Diaspora Organizations, and International Allies, We are witnessing a predictable, dangerous, and desperate escalation by the…
Repatriation Without a Verdict
Anwar’s invitation, Dhaka’s appeal, and a genocide case still under deliberation at The Hague Editorial gist and analysis — 16…
Anwar to invite Myanmar president to expedite Rohingya repatriation
Chia Wan RouShare The prime minister also says Malaysia was prepared to bear logistical costs such as clothing, food and…
“Genocide Does Not End When the Killing Stops”
Dr. Azeem Ibrahim, Senior Director of Special Initiatives at the New Lines Institute for Strategy and Policy in Washington, D.C.,…
A Myanmar Muslim Who Is “Proud To Be Myanmar”
ပစ်တိုင်း ထောင် Proud to be Myanmar Uncle, it was back in 2013, during President U Thein Sein’s administration. I wasn’t…
From Identity Politics to Citizenship Politics: United We Stand, Divided We Fall
A combined and updated version of my earlier post, “United We Stand, Divided We Lose,” first published in Burma Digest…
Hidden Nerves, Hidden Pain: A Doctor’s Journey Through Sciatica and Cluneal Nerve Entrapment
For centuries, the term sciatica has been used to describe radiating pain from the lower back down the leg. Ancient…
A poignant tale of heartbroken disillusionment, broken promises, and lost trust between close companions
Dost Dost Na Raha (from the 1964 classic Sangam, sung by Mukesh and composed by Shankar-Jaikishan) tells a poignant tale…