February 15, 2019 One of the nation’s biggest madrassas is thriving in a Sagaing Region town where it was built…
Author: Dr Ko Ko Gyi
Human Rights Activist for Religious Minorities, Ethnic Minorities, Mixed blooded people & Migrants.
The Myedu Muslims of Upper Myanmar: Guardians of Faith, Learning, and Loyalty
By Dr Ko Ko Gyi Abdul Rahman Zafrudin MMNN (Adapted and Edited from the writings of Tin Htun, Aung San…
Myanmar’s Conscription Law Drives Mass Migration to Thailand: Economic Boom Meets Humanitarian Strain
Yangon/Bangkok, June 15 — Myanmar’s enforcement of its People’s Military Service Law has triggered one of the largest outward migrations…
Analysis of China’s Active Involvement
Beijing’s policy toward Myanmar has fundamentally shifted from passive diplomacy to an aggressive, managed stabilization strategy. Plausible Scenarios of Deeper…
“Rethinking Ko Min Zin, ISP Myanmar, and the Reality of Pragmatism”
The recent news of ISP Myanmar’s Executive Director, Ko Min Zin, being criminally detained in Kunming, China, on allegations of…
My Personal Encounter and Reflections on Identity in Myanmar Generals and Family Members
Photo credit: Wikipedia, By Moshe Pridan – This is available from National Photo Collection of Israel, Photography dept. Government Press…
The Eighth Sleeper of Yangon And A Million slept in Mandalay
(A Satire Inspired by the Seven Sleepers of the Cave) By Dr Ko Ko Gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin with…
Journalist Ko Moe Myint Speaks Out: Threatened with Death for Advocating Preservation of Sittwe’s Historic Mosque
Journalist Ko Moe Myint — who faced death threats from Rakhine nationalists after calling for the preservation of Sittwe’s ancient…
“Arakanese – Persian Dictionary” manuscript kept at The British Library
Historical Background & Explanation of Manuscript ADD 12266 The Facebook post captures the historical reality of the deep cross-cultural and…
Good vs Evil: Heroes, Villains, and the Battle for the Human Soul
By Dr Ko Ko gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin with the help of Chat GPT History is often remembered through…