Search results 28993 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Monks Hold Ceremony to Protect Cambodian Forest Feb 22, 2019 Cambodia has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the world, largely due to illegal logging. More Than 10 Arrested, Dozens Injured in China Land Clash Feb 04, 2016 Clashes between villagers and authorities over land seizures are common in China. More Than 100 Dead in Myanmar Mine Landslide Nov 23, 2015 Most of those killed are believed to be itinerant miners. Motorist Runs Down Militiaman in Myanmar Jun 09, 2017 The incident highlights lawlessness in eastern Myanmar's volatile Shan state. Muddy Water Floods Lao Villages After Reservoir Bursts its Banks Sep 21, 2017 Local officials say the reservoir’s construction was ‘not standard,’ and called for legal action against the project’s developer. Muslim Teenager Takes to the Web to Battle Discrimination in Myanmar Aug 20, 2018 Win Lae Phyu Sin records and posts make-up tutorials while wearing a hijab as a way to help other Muslims build confidence in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. Myanmar Authorities Demolish Shantytown Jun 12, 2017 They’re clearing the homes to make way for a real estate development project that will include new homes, hospitals, parks and a golf course. Myanmar Charges 69 Activists With Rioting Mar 25, 2015 The charges followed a police violent crackdown on student-led protesters. Myanmar Citizens Take Drug War Into Own Hands Sep 09, 2014 Myanmar’s Shan state borders the Golden Triangle, a hub for the world’s drug trade. Myanmar Closes IDP Camp, Resettles Rohingya in New Village Aug 24, 2018 The resettled Rohingya are among about 140,000 Muslims who fled their homes during a spasm of communal violence that left more than 200 dead in western ... Myanmar Collects Temporary ID Cards from Rohingya Muslims Apr 01, 2015 A recent Amnesty International report says the situation for Rohingyas in Myanmar is deteriorating. Myanmar Court Denies Bail to Journalists Held Under Secrecy Law Feb 01, 2018 The two Reuters journalists face up to 14 years in jail in a case that has sparked outcry over shrinking media freedom in Myanmar. Myanmar Court Gives 153 Chinese Life Sentences for Illegal Logging Jul 22, 2015 Myanmar banned timber exports last year, but illicit shipments across the border into China continue. Myanmar Court Gives Death Penalty to Rapist, Murderer Mar 23, 2018 Phyo Htet Aung, 23, was convicted of raping and murdering a two-year-old girl. Myanmar Court Remands Reuters Journalists for Two More Weeks Dec 27, 2017 The two journalists face up to 14 years in jail under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly possessing documents related to the army crackdown in Rakhine ... Myanmar Designers Put Ethnic Twist on Local Fashion Jul 14, 2017 With Myanmar emerging as a manufacturing hub for mass-produced clothes, young designers are using home-grown fashion to preserve the country's sartorial ... Myanmar Detains Four Police over Rohingya Beating Video Jan 02, 2017 Myanmar authorities rarely acknowledge abuses by it security forces against the persecuted Muslim minority group. Myanmar Detains Reporter Ahead of Defamation Trial Jul 31, 2017 Prominent journalist Swe Win is accused of defaming a controversial Buddhist monk on social media. Myanmar Detains Two Media Officials in Online Defamation Case Nov 11, 2016 Rights groups say the case raises concerns about media freedom under the government of democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi. Myanmar Enterprise Tries to Make Trash Trendy Jun 15, 2018 The Myanmar-based, social enterprise "Chu Chu" recycles discarded clothes and trash into accessories. Myanmar Factory Workers Protest for Paid Leave During Coronavirus Outbreak Apr 03, 2020 The workers say they’re worried about their health. Myanmar has reported 20 cases of the coronavirus, and one death. Myanmar Farmers Blame Poor Harvest on Controversial Copper Mine Jan 15, 2019 Local farmers have protested repeatedly against the Letpadaung mine, operated by the China’s Wanbao company and a conglomerate owned by Myanmar’s army. Myanmar Farmers Dump Crops After China Reduces Cross-Border Traffic May 18, 2020 Myanmar farmers along the border rely heavily on exports to China. But in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, China has reduced the number of trucks ... Myanmar Farmers Going Against the Grain With Apps Mar 01, 2018 Myanmar farmers, many among the country's poorest, now have access to free smartphone apps providing them with up-to-date information on everything from ... Myanmar Farmers Protest to Regain Confiscated Land Oct 24, 2019 Their land was taken for a Japan-backed special economic zone. Human rights groups say many farmers did not receive adequate compensation or means for a ... Myanmar Farmers Reap Rewards from 3D Printing Jan 12, 2017 A not-for-profit business is using 3D printing to make farmers' lives easier. Myanmar Finds Mass Graves in Rakhine State Sep 27, 2017 Northern Rakhine has been ravaged by violence since Rohingya insurgents staged deadly raids on police posts last month. Myanmar Jails 15 Rohingya for Trying to Flee Country Mar 06, 2020 The 15 were given two-year sentences and sent directly to prison. Myanmar Jails Former Child Soldier After RFA Interview Aug 21, 2017 Aung Ko Htway spent nearly a decade as a forced conscript in Myanmar’s army, and is now accused of defaming the military. Myanmar Journalist Freed After Arrest for Interview with Banned Arakan Army Apr 09, 2020 Voice of Myanmar editor-in-chief Nay Myo Lin was arrested last month for violating Myanmar’s Counter-Terrorism Law. He faced life in prison if convicted. Previous 30 items 1 ... 922 923 924 925 926 927 928 ... 967 Next 30 items
Search results 28993 items matching your search terms. Relevance Date (newest first) Past 24 Hours Past 7 Days Past 60 Days Last 12 Months Home Cambodia China Laos North Korea Tibet Myanmar Uyghur Vietnam Cartoons Special Reports Multimedia Monks Hold Ceremony to Protect Cambodian Forest Feb 22, 2019 Cambodia has one of the highest rates of deforestation in the world, largely due to illegal logging. More Than 10 Arrested, Dozens Injured in China Land Clash Feb 04, 2016 Clashes between villagers and authorities over land seizures are common in China. More Than 100 Dead in Myanmar Mine Landslide Nov 23, 2015 Most of those killed are believed to be itinerant miners. Motorist Runs Down Militiaman in Myanmar Jun 09, 2017 The incident highlights lawlessness in eastern Myanmar's volatile Shan state. Muddy Water Floods Lao Villages After Reservoir Bursts its Banks Sep 21, 2017 Local officials say the reservoir’s construction was ‘not standard,’ and called for legal action against the project’s developer. Muslim Teenager Takes to the Web to Battle Discrimination in Myanmar Aug 20, 2018 Win Lae Phyu Sin records and posts make-up tutorials while wearing a hijab as a way to help other Muslims build confidence in Buddhist-majority Myanmar. Myanmar Authorities Demolish Shantytown Jun 12, 2017 They’re clearing the homes to make way for a real estate development project that will include new homes, hospitals, parks and a golf course. Myanmar Charges 69 Activists With Rioting Mar 25, 2015 The charges followed a police violent crackdown on student-led protesters. Myanmar Citizens Take Drug War Into Own Hands Sep 09, 2014 Myanmar’s Shan state borders the Golden Triangle, a hub for the world’s drug trade. Myanmar Closes IDP Camp, Resettles Rohingya in New Village Aug 24, 2018 The resettled Rohingya are among about 140,000 Muslims who fled their homes during a spasm of communal violence that left more than 200 dead in western ... Myanmar Collects Temporary ID Cards from Rohingya Muslims Apr 01, 2015 A recent Amnesty International report says the situation for Rohingyas in Myanmar is deteriorating. Myanmar Court Denies Bail to Journalists Held Under Secrecy Law Feb 01, 2018 The two Reuters journalists face up to 14 years in jail in a case that has sparked outcry over shrinking media freedom in Myanmar. Myanmar Court Gives 153 Chinese Life Sentences for Illegal Logging Jul 22, 2015 Myanmar banned timber exports last year, but illicit shipments across the border into China continue. Myanmar Court Gives Death Penalty to Rapist, Murderer Mar 23, 2018 Phyo Htet Aung, 23, was convicted of raping and murdering a two-year-old girl. Myanmar Court Remands Reuters Journalists for Two More Weeks Dec 27, 2017 The two journalists face up to 14 years in jail under the Official Secrets Act for allegedly possessing documents related to the army crackdown in Rakhine ... Myanmar Designers Put Ethnic Twist on Local Fashion Jul 14, 2017 With Myanmar emerging as a manufacturing hub for mass-produced clothes, young designers are using home-grown fashion to preserve the country's sartorial ... Myanmar Detains Four Police over Rohingya Beating Video Jan 02, 2017 Myanmar authorities rarely acknowledge abuses by it security forces against the persecuted Muslim minority group. Myanmar Detains Reporter Ahead of Defamation Trial Jul 31, 2017 Prominent journalist Swe Win is accused of defaming a controversial Buddhist monk on social media. Myanmar Detains Two Media Officials in Online Defamation Case Nov 11, 2016 Rights groups say the case raises concerns about media freedom under the government of democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi. Myanmar Enterprise Tries to Make Trash Trendy Jun 15, 2018 The Myanmar-based, social enterprise "Chu Chu" recycles discarded clothes and trash into accessories. Myanmar Factory Workers Protest for Paid Leave During Coronavirus Outbreak Apr 03, 2020 The workers say they’re worried about their health. Myanmar has reported 20 cases of the coronavirus, and one death. Myanmar Farmers Blame Poor Harvest on Controversial Copper Mine Jan 15, 2019 Local farmers have protested repeatedly against the Letpadaung mine, operated by the China’s Wanbao company and a conglomerate owned by Myanmar’s army. Myanmar Farmers Dump Crops After China Reduces Cross-Border Traffic May 18, 2020 Myanmar farmers along the border rely heavily on exports to China. But in an effort to contain the spread of COVID-19, China has reduced the number of trucks ... Myanmar Farmers Going Against the Grain With Apps Mar 01, 2018 Myanmar farmers, many among the country's poorest, now have access to free smartphone apps providing them with up-to-date information on everything from ... Myanmar Farmers Protest to Regain Confiscated Land Oct 24, 2019 Their land was taken for a Japan-backed special economic zone. Human rights groups say many farmers did not receive adequate compensation or means for a ... Myanmar Farmers Reap Rewards from 3D Printing Jan 12, 2017 A not-for-profit business is using 3D printing to make farmers' lives easier. Myanmar Finds Mass Graves in Rakhine State Sep 27, 2017 Northern Rakhine has been ravaged by violence since Rohingya insurgents staged deadly raids on police posts last month. Myanmar Jails 15 Rohingya for Trying to Flee Country Mar 06, 2020 The 15 were given two-year sentences and sent directly to prison. Myanmar Jails Former Child Soldier After RFA Interview Aug 21, 2017 Aung Ko Htway spent nearly a decade as a forced conscript in Myanmar’s army, and is now accused of defaming the military. Myanmar Journalist Freed After Arrest for Interview with Banned Arakan Army Apr 09, 2020 Voice of Myanmar editor-in-chief Nay Myo Lin was arrested last month for violating Myanmar’s Counter-Terrorism Law. He faced life in prison if convicted. Previous 30 items 1 ... 922 923 924 925 926 927 928 ... 967 Next 30 items