Various Types of South Asians in Myanmar Photo Credit (From the research by the late Saya Atta Kyaw) “For those…
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Article 3 Education and Lawful Employment Restore Dignity of Refugees
A Win–Win Solution for Refugees, Host Countries and the World Article 3 Education and Lawful Employment Restore Dignity “The greatest…
Myanmar’s democratic and federalist forces have not yet learned the political lessons, and still lack a practical strategy
U Aung Tin · shared a video/link and wrote: Myanmar’s democratic and federalist forces have not yet learned the political…
Why the Burmese Regarded Tyrant-Kings as One of the “Five Enemies” — And Why a Power Vacuum Is Worse
■ Burmese tradition lists tyrannical, wicked kings among the “Five Great Enemies” (yan-thu-myo-nga-par) — because the people had no choice…
Myanmar’s General Min Aung Hlaing and the Gathering Storm of International Justice
Introduction: A Warning in Legal Form Aung Myo Lwin Agga’s memorandum is more than a legal advisory—it is a formal…
The Public Forced to Wear Green-Tinted Glasses
Myanmar Muslim Media — July 17, 2015 Book Notice This book is a collection of essays, published in July 2015.…
The Missing Culture of Dialogue in Myanmar: Why Our Nation Has Endured Nearly Eight Decades of Civil War—and How We Can Build a Lasting Peace
By Dr. Abdul Rahman Zafrudin @ Ko Ko Gyi (MMNN English Editor)(Based on an original Burmese article by Chan Ko…
Lessons from a Lifetime: Why Myanmar Needs Democratic Social Justice, Not Extremism
By Dr. Abdul Rahman Zafrudin (Ko Ko Gyi), with reflections inspired by articles by Aung Tin and Thida Aung Political…
Analyzing the Rakhine Public Strata Regarding the Sittwe Jamae Mosque Issue, or Ko Moe Myint, a Rare Rakhine Who is a True Journalist
Omar Muhktar MK စေတီပြင် ဗလီယခုမရှိပါ ပြိုပျက်လိုက်တယ် April 24, 2021 These days, I have noticed a massive gap between Rakhine intellectuals…
“Before More Young Lives Are Lost” Part III
“Before More Young Lives Are Lost” (Adapted and translated from a social media post by Kyaw Gyi (Mandalay)) Every time…