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Author: Dr Ko Ko Gyi

Human Rights Activist for Religious Minorities, Ethnic Minorities, Mixed blooded people & Migrants.
Breaking the Circle of Fear: Mutual Trust and Respect as the Path to Reconciliation in Myanmar
Posted in Human Rights, Constitution, Federal Democracy, Social Nets, Minority Rights,

Breaking the Circle of Fear: Mutual Trust and Respect as the Path to Reconciliation in Myanmar

Posted on August 31, 2026August 31, 2026

Introduction Photo credit Guardian Myanmar’s political crisis is often described in a single dimension: who holds power, and how it…

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India, Myanmar and America – Three Trysts With Destiny, Three Diverging Paths
Posted in History

India, Myanmar and America – Three Trysts With Destiny, Three Diverging Paths

Posted on August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

Introduction And Zohran Mamdani quotes Jawaharlal Nehru’s ‘Tryst with Destiny’ as he clinches NYC mayoral victory Independence speeches are more…

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India’s Tryst With Destiny – Then and Now
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India’s Tryst With Destiny – Then and Now

Posted on August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

Jawaharlal Nehru’s Midnight Pledge (1947) On the eve of independence, Nehru’s “Tryst with Destiny” speech captured the soul of a…

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The Fascist Myth of “Unity”
Posted in Opinion

The Fascist Myth of “Unity”

Posted on August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

When fascist dictators want to control the public, they preach slogans like “We must be united,” “Do not divide,” “A…

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Corruption Around the World — and the Long Road to Ending It
Posted in Human Rights, Constitution, Federal Democracy, Social Nets, Minority Rights,

Corruption Around the World — and the Long Road to Ending It

Posted on August 30, 2026August 30, 2026

Map of the Corruption Perceptions Index, 2025, as scored by Transparency international. A higher score indicates greater transparency (i.e., less corruption).…

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CHINTAE LAE PYAN — LOOKING BACK OVER MY SHOULDER
Posted in Anti-Racism

CHINTAE LAE PYAN — LOOKING BACK OVER MY SHOULDER

Posted on August 29, 2026August 29, 2026

PART 3 — WHEN MERIT WAS NOT ENOUGH From Excellence to Mass Production: How Racism, Nepotism and the Loss of…

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“Questioning the Selective Enforcement of Religious Freedom and Constitutional Rights”
Posted in Anti-Racism

“Questioning the Selective Enforcement of Religious Freedom and Constitutional Rights”

Posted on August 29, 2026August 29, 2026

In Myanmar, mosques and other Islamic religious buildings — on the grounds that they allegedly do not comply with by-laws…

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Myedu Muslims in Burmese History
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Myedu Muslims in Burmese History

Posted on August 29, 2026August 29, 2026

Taungoo Era In 1707, King Sanay Min of Taungoo resettled Muslim prisoners of war from Sandoway into Myedu. Between 1698…

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Destruction of Others’ Places of Worship and the Consequences of Severe Karma
Posted in Anti-Racism

Destruction of Others’ Places of Worship and the Consequences of Severe Karma

Posted on August 29, 2026August 29, 2026

Countries or people that destroy the places of worship or nests of others face severe karmic consequences in a short…

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“Vesali Was Not Rakhine” — Translation, Edit, and Fact-Check
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“Vesali Was Not Rakhine” — Translation, Edit, and Fact-Check

Posted on August 27, 2026August 27, 2026

Original title: ဝေသာလီသည် ရခိုင်မဟုတ် (“Vesali Is Not Rakhine”) — author credited as “Thangpet Thanga” Vesali Is Not Rakhine (For younger…

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