An earthquake struck Yangon and was strongly felt by residents across the city, according to local reports. The tremor occurred at around 8:35 a.m. on May 18 and was noticeably felt by many people. “The earthquake was quite strong. It lasted for about 10 seconds. Since I live in an apartment building, it was very […]
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The “Rohang Heritage Center,” established in Camp-6 in Ukhiya, Cox’s Bazar, aims to preserve the history, language, and cultural identity of the Rohingya community. The center is collecting old citizenship documents, historical books, maps, photographs, coins, and linguistic materials. The initiative was developed through the efforts of Camp-in-Charge Gazi Shariful Hasan, RRRC Commissioner Mizanur Rahman, […]
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On 9 May, Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun, the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Myanmar at the United Nations made a statement at the 2026 Global Compact for Migration review urging the international community to recognize the military junta as the main cause of mass displacement in the country, forcing over 3.6 million people to […]
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Around 8,000 residents from 14 villages in Pauk Township have been forced to flee their homes as junta forces advance through the area, according to the township’s Social Affairs, Labor and Humanitarian Affairs Department. Residents have been fleeing Pauk Township since May 1 as junta forces continue advancing through the area, while people sheltering in […]
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Arakan Army’s “Double Standard” on Bangladesh Ties Raises Questions Over Rohingya Repatriation and Trust Analysts warn of a “trust deficit” as the Arakan Army’s overtures to Bangladesh clash with allegations of extortion and a lack of clear citizenship commitments for Rohingya Despite recent remarks by Twan Mrat Naing expressing willingness to cooperate with Bangladesh on issues […]
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Myanmar junta leader Min Aung Hlang is accused by several rights groups of an escalating campaign to influence and intimidate members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) in an attempt to evade criminal accountability over human rights violations against the country’s citizens. The Rohingya Maìyafuìnor Collaborative Network, the Chin Human Rights Organisation, and […]
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The son of Myanmar’s deposed leader Aung San Suu Kyi Tuesday demanded France’s help in seeking independently verified proof of his mother’s life after she was transferred to house arrest, her lawyers said. The country’s junta chief-turned-president Min Aung Hlaing on Thursday ordered the 80-year-old Nobel Peace Prize winner to be moved, five years after […]
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In an interview with Russian media Red Star, Moscow’s ambassador to Myanmar Iskander Azizov underscored that “military‑technical cooperation with Myanmar is the central part of bilateral ties, and is long‑term and multifaceted in nature.” Azizov said Russia has supplied Myanmar with air defense systems and aircraft, and set up a regional‑level service center for their […]
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Australia and the UK have renewed calls for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s immediate and unconditional release, after the junta claimed to have moved the 80‑year‑old democracy leader from prison to a “designated residence” to serve her sentence. The Australian Embassy said it expects she will be allowed family contact, access to lawyers and medical […]
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A formal criminal file accusing Myanmar regime leader Min Aung Hlaing of war crimes and crimes against humanity has been submitted to Court of First Instance in the Timor-Leste capital Dili, marking a significant escalation in international legal efforts to hold him accountable for alleged crimes committed since the military coup on Feb. 1, 2021. […]
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