"Myanmar’s military, which ruled for nearly 50 years before allowing civilians to begin sharing power in 2010, seized full control again last year and arrested hundreds of elected officials, most of whom remain in prison."

>"Myanmar’s ousted civilian leader was convicted on three more counts under Covid and telecommunications rules, which her defenders said were politically motivated."

>"At least 35 people were killed and their bodies burned, according to an international aid group and opponents of the military regime."

>"Four officers spoke about life in the feared Tatmadaw, which has turned its guns on civilians again. “The Tatmadaw is the only world” for most soldiers, one _...Read More_

A very sad state of affairs in Myanmar. Hope and help seem very far away. The recent visit of Pope Francis to Iraq is a reminder of how much minority groups suffer around our world. American interventionism in Iraq has cost a lot of lives _...Read More_

The Myanmar military detained the country’s de facto leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and President U Win Myint in the early hours on Monday, according to National League for Democracy (NLD) spokesperson Dr. Myo Nyunt. Some of the ruling party’s _...Read More_

Read the history of Myanmar .It is so shameful! Since 2016 Myanmar is going to Democracy with the help of NLD and last 50 years was under military like North Korea ,so poor and so pity!