From Dhammasat to Modern Burma History Should Unite Rather Than Divide “A civilisation is judged not by the purity of…
Author: Dr Ko Ko Gyi
Human Rights Activist for Religious Minorities, Ethnic Minorities, Mixed blooded people & Migrants.
Racial Justice and Harmony: A Shared Human Mission
“Today’s human rights violations are the causes of tomorrow’s conflicts.” — Mary Robinson, UN High Commissioner for Human Rights (1997–2002).…
The future with AI is blue
The movie you are thinking of is Bicentennial Man (1999), starring Robin Williams and based on a story by Isaac…
Is President Min Aung Hlaing JOKING or SHAMELESSLY lying to all the citizens and the world?
“The Talk is Like Min Aung Hlaing” What President U Min Aung Hlaing said was: “There must be no discrimination…
The Hidden Hand Still Free: Than Shwe, Min Aung Hlaing, and Myanmar’s Unbroken Chain of Military Power
Based on an original analysis by Ko Ko Gyi — translated, edited, and updated to June 2026 I. The Lone…
The Essence of Islam: Clarifications and Perspectives
By Zin Naung Naung Thet. Translated by Dr Ko Ko Gyi with the help of Copilot AI In recent times,…
The Roots of Institutionalized Xenophobia: Ne Win’s 1982 Speech and the Stratification of Burmese Citizenship
Translated By Dr Ko Ko Gyi, the post of Kyaw Zeyar Win, with the help of Gemini AI On October…
Forgotten Roots, Rediscovering Myanmar’s Place in the Civilisations of Asia Part Two
History is rarely the story of one race, one religion, or one people. It is the story of many human…
Mandalay Muslims, Monks and Ludu Daw Amar
Ludu Daw Amar’s Essay and the Art of Speaking with Monks Photo: Mandalay Muslim Organization Makes Offerings to Buddhist Monks…
A Legendary Saleswoman of Mandalay: Daw Mya, the Plate Seller, A Muslim Woman Who Was More Burmese Than Anyone
Dr Ko ko Gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin translated From the book “People of Mandalay” by Ludu Daw Amar with…