25 Years On, But Little Progress
(A review on NMSP’s ceasefire agreement and political, social and ethnic rights in Mon area, southern Burma/Myanmar) by Nai Kasauh Mon[1] Introduction The Mon self-determination movement is... Read more
Infectious disease don’t scare empty stomachs
HURFOM: “If I can go abroad for work, I won’t have many problems. [But for now] I have to tolerate it as there is a travel ban. My eldest son and I will go to Malaysia for work as soon as the travel... Read more
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HURFOM’s World Press Freedom Day 2019 Statement
Today, the Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) is celebrating World Press Freedom Day. HURFOM believes that a free and independent press is the...
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Parents worry about school openings amidst fears of COVID-19HURFOM: Although prevention and control measures in response to COVID-19 have not been lifted, the Ministry of Education has announced that school registration for basic...
Press Release: IDP Communities Struggling to Survive as COVID-19 Restrictions and Quarantine Measures Causing Destitution in Southeastern Burma/MyanmarFor Immediate Release HURFOM, 15 July 2020: Internally Displaced Persons (IDPs) in remote communities in southeast Burma/Myanmar are struggling to survive. COVID-19-related...
MNEC facing a shortage of qualified teachers due to limited salary rates HURFOM: The Mon National Education Committee (MNEC) has a limited budget that provides a small salary to its school teachers. As a result, education activists have noted ...
First time voters worry about how to ensure their vote counts in the General ElectionHURFOM: The Union Election Commission (UEC) announced on July 1, 2020 that the 2020 general election will be held on November 8. However, for some living in remote or...
International Day in Support of Victims of TortureAchieve Justice by Combating Impunity On this International Day in Support of Victims of Torture, Women’s League of Burma (WLB), Network for Human Rights Documentation...
Mawkanin fire victims need help after homes destroyedHURFOM: On June 22, 2020, 27 houses in Ward #3, of Mawkanin village, Ye Township, Mon State caught fire. 18 houses were burnt to ashes and 9 houses were damaged. A problem...
2nd round of livelihood supports underway due to Covid-19HURFOM: The President’s Office announced on June 19th, 2020 that for the second time the government will provide food packs to those facing livelihood hardships due to...
UEC to provide assistance for voters with disabilitiesHURFOM: For the upcoming general election to be held in November 2020, there will not be a separate polling station for voters with disabilities in Mon State. Instead, U...
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- Parents worry about school openings amidst fears of COVID-19
- Press Release: IDP Communities Struggling to Survive as COVID-19 Restrictions and Quarantine Measures Causing Destitution in Southeastern Burma/Myanmar
- MNEC facing a shortage of qualified teachers due to limited salary rates
- First time voters worry about how to ensure their vote counts in the General Election
- 25 Years On, But Little Progress
- International Day in Support of Victims of Torture
- Mawkanin fire victims need help after homes destroyed
- 2nd round of livelihood supports underway due to Covid-19
- UEC to provide assistance for voters with disabilities
- Seven villages under NMSP unable to vote in 2020 election due to security concerns
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