According to AAPP's latest figures, security forces have killed more than 750 people
Nearly 60 media workers have been detained or charged while covering the coup since February 1
Protesters were in the streets in several urban centres day and night on Thursday, where some burned...
Authorities have tightened restrictions on internet services, making information increasingly difficult...
The turmoil prompted Britain, the former colonial ruler, to urge its citizens to get out if they...
An Amnesty International report has accused the military of using 'battlefield weapons' on unarmed...
Close to 2,000 people have been arrested and the death toll has climbed to more than 60 Since the February...
The country’s junta has so far ignored the global condemnation, responding to the uprising with...
US push for 'intense' UN Security Council talks
More than 30 demonstrators nationwide have been wounded by Myanmar police and military forces for protesting...
Protests resume after worst day of bloodshed
The men of the Tatmadaw are not politicians, but soldiers
Myanmar’s UN ambassador told the UN General Assembly he was speaking on behalf of the ousted civilian...
UN Special Envoy Christine Schraner Burgener spoke on Monday to the deputy head of the junta in what...
Protesters block train service to south
Internet restored after overnight suspension
Another 55 foreign prisoners will also be freed
Nationwide street protests continue
Her failure to own up to the crackdown on the Rohingya has sullied her reputation
Faux outrage, schadenfreude, and the gritty reality of geo-politics all co-exist in reaction to Myanmar’s...
