Part IV — Can We Still Live Together? And if you truly have decided to divorce me, my dear, then…
Category: Human Rights, Constitution, Federal Democracy, Social Nets, Minority Rights,
A Valentine Music DVD with Love for Dear Nan Sai (Edited Version – Part I)
By Bo Aung Din (My Psudonym or Penname in Burma Digest) Dr Ko Ko Gyi @ Abdul Rahman Zafrudin Edited…
U Nu and the Political Use of Religion in Burma
U Nu stands as a singular figure in Burmese political history — one of the first post-independence leaders to systematically…
“Kokang Ambitions, Chinese Influence, and the Future Risk to Myanmar,” A Former AA Officer’s Warning About the MNDAA
A former officer of the Arakan Army (AA), an ethnic Rakhine who spent more than twelve years fighting alongside the…
969 Ma Ba Tha, insulting Christians and Muslims although Buddhist scripture support them
This is a powerful post by Kyaw Zaw Lin from Taungup, Rakhine State. He uses Buddhist scripture and logical health…
Distinguished Muslim University Students from Thandwe
Three prominent Muslim students from Thandwe town earned distinction in Myanmar’s early university history: Note: This account is excerpted from…
Takkatho Nandameik
Takkatho Nandameik (One of the earliest writers and translators of military history books)His real name was Mohammad Ali, also known…
Rohingyaphobia and the Language of Dehumanization
Photo credit A Rohingya Refugee’s Search for Safety, Freedom, and Justice | Human Rights Watch By Ngein Chan Aye in…
Between Diaspora Politics and Armed Nationalism: The Rohingya Trapped Between Performance and Power
The Rohingya crisis is no longer merely a humanitarian issue. It has become: Recent remarks by Tun Myat Naing have…
AA, Rohingya, and the Great Game: Tun Myat Naing Speaks — But Who Listens?
In a region long abandoned to chaos, denial, and convenient narratives, Tun Myat Naing has done something rare: he has…