Detained junta soldier admits to participating in a gang rape of a woman who had watched her mother being executed in a village in Rakhine State's Minbya Township in January.
Traders say they will go bankrupt as Central Bank of Myanmar changes rules on income they earn from exports again, forcing them to sell more US dollars to authorized dealers at official rates.
Members of the shadow National Unity Govt attended a seminar at Parliament House in Bangkok led by a Thai opposition lawmaker over the regime's strenuous objections.
To mark the third anniversary of the funeral of slain anti-coup protester Kyal Sin, The Irrawaddy revisits a March 2021 commentary on the then-nascent Spring Revolution.
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The ethnic armed group and allied PDF forces took control of the three outposts on Maji Gung Hill in Mansi Township after three days of fighting.
Detained junta soldier admits to participating in a gang rape of a woman who had watched her mother being executed in a village in Rakhine State's Minbya Township in January.
Ethnic armed alliance rejected demand to withdraw troops in northern Shan State during latest round of China-mediated negotiations: source.
Neighboring countries are supporting the junta's brutal war on its own people, fearing a human exodus across their borders if it falls. 
Traders say they will go bankrupt as Central Bank of Myanmar changes rules on income they earn from exports again, forcing them to sell more US dollars to authorized dealers at official rates.
Members of the shadow National Unity Govt attended a seminar at Parliament House in Bangkok led by a Thai opposition lawmaker over the regime's strenuous objections.
The Irrawaddy's latest roundup includes incidents in Kachin and Rakhine states and Mandalay, Sagaing, Magwe and Tanintharyi regions.
To mark the third anniversary of the funeral of slain anti-coup protester Kyal Sin, The Irrawaddy revisits a March 2021 commentary on the then-nascent Spring Revolution.
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