Only six of the 12 villagers arrested in Nyaung Pin Village, Hopong Township, southern Shan State, after protesting land confiscations have been released, despite residents signing relocation agreements under...

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Pressure and Power: Half of Hopong Protest Detainees Still Held

Only six of the 12 villagers arrested in Nyaung Pin Village, Hopong Township, southern Shan State, after protesting land confiscations have been released, despite...

Woman Loses Leg in Landmine Explosion in Southern Shan State

A 50-year-old woman lost her leg after stepping on a landmine while foraging for vegetables in Hsihseng Township, southern Shan State, underscoring the ongoing...

Junta Accused of Abducting Youths for Ransom in Kengtung

Residents in Kengtung, eastern Shan State, say military regime forces are abducting young people and demanding ransoms of up to 10 million kyats (approximately...

Above the Clouds: A Journey to Loi Tai Leng, Where Hope and Conflict Meet

The vehicle came to an abrupt stop on a dusty road at a Thai military checkpoint along the Myanmar–Thailand border. “Everyone, please step out of...

Emergency Patients Struggle as Transport Costs Surge in Kutkai

Residents in Kutkai, northern Shan State, say the cost of transporting emergency patients to hospitals in Mandalay has surged to around 2 million kyats...

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Rice Production Declines in Inle Lake Region

Rice cultivation in the Inle Lake region of Nyaungshwe Township, southern Shan State, is declining sharply due to repeated natural disasters and environmental degradation, according to local residents. Over the...

Poison in the Lifeblood: Inside the Crisis Facing the Salween River

Arsenic levels in the Salween River—one of Myanmar’s most vital waterways—have been found to exceed safe limits by more than five times. The discovery,...

Gold Mining Destroys Farmland in Kyaukme, Residents Say

Large-scale gold mining using heavy machinery is rapidly destroying farmland along the Nam Jing stream in Mong Ngaw, Kyaukme Township in northern Shan State,...

The Salween in Crisis: A Lifeline Poisoned by Mining, Conflict, and Greed

“The Salween River’s currents are fierce and powerful… in the heart of our Shan State… we do not think one could cross it easily.” Once,...

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