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Covert Drugging: A Growing Threat to Women’s Safety

A disturbing form of assault known locally as Toh Say is emerging as a growing threat to women’s safety in Myanmar, particularly in Shan...

Hsenwi After Operation 1027: A Town Caught Between Powers

“When I saw the large red flag with a single star flying over the new bridge, I couldn’t hold back my tears. My chest...

Myanmar’s war refugees flee conflict, face toxic orange orchards

War refugees from Myanmar’s Shan State now labor in Thailand’s orange orchards, where they face toxic pesticide exposure, meager wages, and no legal protection. A...

Monsoon of Loss: A Father’s Grief in Myanmar’s War-Torn Shan

In Taunggyi, as the monsoon rains poured down, Ko Naing (pseudonym) waited outside the delivery room — filled with hope that his fourth child...

Living Under the Roar: Shan Civilians Flee as Airstrikes Empty Their Towns

The roar of aircraft circling overhead has become a sound of terror for civilians in northern Shan State. Each time a plane appears, panic...

Amid War and Displacement, Myanmar Junta Moves Forward with Sham December Elections

Myanmar’s military-appointed Union Election Commission (UEC) has announced plans to hold a nationwide multi-party general election starting on December 28, despite escalating armed conflict...

Communities at Risk as Cross-Border Mining Pollutes Kok River

“I’ve never seen the river like this. The Namhkok used to give us life, and now we can’t even eat the fish,” said 70-year-old...

Cybercrime Flourishes in Shan State Amid Militia Rule and Military Collusion

In the war-ravaged hills of Shan State, cybercrime has become a booming underground industry, one that exploits desperation, fuels corruption, and exposes a deepening...

Trapped by War: Thousands Displaced as Conflict Escalates in Shan State

As Myanmar’s military intensifies its offensive in southern Shan State, clashes have surged in Hsihseng, Nyaung Shwe, and Panglong (ပၢင်လွင်း Pinlaung) townships, a strategic...

Has the Revolutionary Spirit Gone? Shan Armed Forces in Crisis as Public Doubts Grow

For nearly seven decades, Shan State, a resource-rich, ethnically diverse region covering a quarter of Myanmar’s land, has been embroiled in armed conflict. Among...

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