Chairperson Rosario Manalo says there will be ‘no blaming of anyone’ and ‘no finger-pointing.’
A leaked copy of the confidential agreement provides new information about Myanmar’s repatriation plans.
Aung San Suu Kyi’s office alleges a ‘lack of fairness and transparency’ in the court’s proceedings.
They say the government must grant their staff access to communities in the state and address the root causes of the crisis.
Activists note the 1988 movement’s accomplishments, but say further democratic changes are needed.
Residents seek shelter in Buddhist monasteries after a new clash erupts near Pangkut village in Namtu township.
More than 1,200 Hindus are living in refugee camps in the townships of Maungdaw and Sittwe.
Fearing new fighting, villagers take shelter in Buddhist monasteries and in relatives' homes.
Many fear the effort to probe a campaign the UN has called “ethnic cleansing” will repeat a pattern of whitewashing documented atrocities.
Eight states and divisions hit as rescuers call for more boats and warn of food shortfalls.
The landslide is the latest in a series of deadly waste-heap collapses in Hpakant in recent years.
Meanwhile, a statue planned for Kayah state will be built in spite of local opposition, a state leader says.
A report by the rights group says it has found ‘reasonable grounds’ that atrocities committed against civilians constitute genocide and crimes against humanity.
The armed forces have transferred the acreage to the government to give back to its owners, but there have been delays.
An ethnic militia accuses the government army of killing the women and dumping their bodies in a forested area.
The country's civilian government must work harder to resolve claims and prevent further abuses, the rights group says.
ARSA insurgents were involved in some of the brutal killings, refugees allege.
