Deng Xiaoping is universally recognized as the general architect of China’s economic opening and reform, launched in December 1978. Key…
Author: Dr Ko Ko Gyi
Human Rights Activist for Religious Minorities, Ethnic Minorities, Mixed blooded people & Migrants.
The Mandala Reversed: When Myanmar Began Losing Its People Instead of Winning Them i.e. Brain Drain
The Mandala Reversed: When Myanmar Began Losing Its People Instead of Winning Them From the Age of Human Capture to…
Power, People, and the Mandala Legacy: Rethinking Myanmar’s History
A New Lens on History A growing school of thought urges us to revisit Myanmar’s past with fresh eyes —…
“Bamar Myo Chit” / “Burmese Nationalist”
U Aung Tin’s introduction: From a Nation of Masters to a Nation of SlavesOr: An Undeniable Monument to the Incompetence…
The Mon People and King Alaungpaya: The Perspective of Venerable Master Acwo
Phyo Win Latt This post is related to the one I published on December 19th titled “Commemorating the 240th Anniversary of…
2026 Annual Reports presented to the UN Human Rights Council
Annual Reports To learn more about the Mechanism’s work and findings, read its Annual Reports presented to the UN Human…
1967 Sittwe Rice Crisis and Massacre in Rakhine State
August 13, 1967 Sittwe Rice Crisis and Massacre in Rakhine State. Context & Intro Note: On August 13, 1967 (on…
How Islam First Arrived to Burma/Myanmar
How Islam First Arrived Islam began spreading into Myanmar over 1,000–1,200 years ago, both through group settlement and through individuals…
Rohingyas and the 8888 Uprising
Those Who Marched Together for Democracy — and Were Later Excluded from Its Political Community Editorial | The Arakan Express…
The War-Chess Board of Naypyidaw and the Generals Who Shed Their Uniforms
True Events — Breaking News, First Reports By Min Thu Kha (Pinsaung) There is a little-known general in Naypyidaw —…