Analyzing the New Labor Organization Law
A new labor law known as the Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Labour Organization Law No.7/2011 was signed and put into effect by President Thein Sein on March 9, 2012. International labor groups cautiously welcomed... Read more
What Defines a Good Leader?
In Burma’s 2010 general election, the country’s first election in twenty years, former military commander U Thein Sein won a majority vote to become the president of Burma. For five years now, since... Read more
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Don’t let your mind be destroyed: a commentary on the sharp increase of drug use in Mon areas
A generation lost to drug use The New Mon State Party has put up signs in front of and around villages in Mon state, urging residents to come together...
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Community resists the monopolization of the Township Chief EngineerThanbyuzayat The Myanmar National Development Project has approved a fortune of more than 70 million kyat to establish an electric power supply system which will range three...
Drug abuse declines in Mudon Township as the NMSP launches an anti-drug operationThere have been no obvious signs of drug use or the drug trade in Mudon Township, Mon State since the New Mon State Party (NMSP) launched its anti-drug operation in January...
The 1st Mon Literature Talk in Andin Village, Ye TownshipThe 1st Mon Literature Talk was held in Andin Village last Saturday evening, led and arranged by a local monk in order to educate the local people regarding politics and the...
“Land robbery by Burmese army has destroyed lives”, says Kyang-Ywa Village farmerIn June 2001, Battalion No. 591 and No. 983 confiscated 200 acres of land from 33 landowners in Kyaung-Ywa village, Ye Township. Today, Kyaung-Ywa villagers are still living...
HURFOM releases “Yearning to be Heard”, highlighting farmers’ continued struggles for justice concerning Burmese military land confiscations in Mon StateOn 12 February 2015, The Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) released a report entitled “Yearning to be Heard: Mon farmers’ continued struggle for acknowledgement...
HURFOM launches documentary, Touching the Fire, in MawlamyineThe Human Rights Foundation of Monland, based out of Mawlamyine’s Mon State, launched a documentary film and press conference on January 31, 2015, at Mawlamyine’s Kaung...
Comments on Video Documentary on the Planned Coal Power Plant in Ann-din Village, Ye Township, Mon StateBy Human Rights Foundation of Monland (HURFOM) & Local People After the Toyo Thai Company, based in Thailand with the most share of Japanese companies, plans to build...
34 year-old man attempts to rape a women in Wae RatU Min Soe, 34, son of U Nyi Law and Daw Law Ma from Kwin Gyi Village, Yaydarshay Township attempted to rape Mi P, 45, a single woman, daughter of Nai Phaw Soi and Mi Law from...
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- Community resists the monopolization of the Township Chief Engineer
- Drug abuse declines in Mudon Township as the NMSP launches an anti-drug operation
- The 1st Mon Literature Talk in Andin Village, Ye Township
- “Land robbery by Burmese army has destroyed lives”, says Kyang-Ywa Village farmer
- HURFOM releases “Yearning to be Heard”, highlighting farmers’ continued struggles for justice concerning Burmese military land confiscations in Mon State
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- HURFOM launches documentary, Touching the Fire, in Mawlamyine
- Comments on Video Documentary on the Planned Coal Power Plant in Ann-din Village, Ye Township, Mon State
- 34 year-old man attempts to rape a women in Wae Rat
- 16 year-old student raped by 74 year-old man in Chaung Zone Township
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