Airstrikes targeting civilians in resistance-held territory have doubled in the month since the junta announced the schedule for its planned elections.
In an exclusive interview, Major General Tun Myat Naing, who has just returned to his homeland, tells The Irrawaddy that the people of Rakhine have suffered "more than anyone else in Myanmar."
Returning to his home state for the first time, Major General Tun Myat Naing tells The Irrawaddy that the people of Rakhine have suffered "more than anyone else in Myanmar."
Fanatical Muslim group ARSA claims it seized a base near the Bangladeshi border, but the AA says this is smoke and mirrors for the benefit of the insurgents' financial backers.
Shut for years due to communal violence, the reopening of Maungdaw's Jameh Mosque points to the AA's bid for legitimacy through religious freedom, inclusive government.
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Airstrikes targeting civilians in resistance-held territory have doubled in the month since the junta announced the schedule for its planned elections.
Regime taps authoritarian ally and key arms supplier to endorse poll widely condemned as bid to cement military rule.
In an exclusive interview, Major General Tun Myat Naing, who has just returned to his homeland, tells The Irrawaddy that the people of Rakhine have suffered "more than anyone else in Myanmar."
Returning to his home state for the first time, Major General Tun Myat Naing tells The Irrawaddy that the people of Rakhine have suffered "more than anyone else in Myanmar."
Fanatical Muslim group ARSA claims it seized a base near the Bangladeshi border, but the AA says this is smoke and mirrors for the benefit of the insurgents' financial backers.
Shut for years due to communal violence, the reopening of Maungdaw's Jameh Mosque points to the AA's bid for legitimacy through religious freedom, inclusive government.
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