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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No Justice for Paung Township CommunityOn December 8th, a Paung lawyer reported that there is no justice and no rule of law in Paung Township, Mon State. There are a lot of cases that do not receive justice in...
Unknown Karen armed groups extort taxes from Mon farmersUnknown Karen armed groups are demanding taxes from local rubber farmers, once again, in eastern Wae Ka Li Village, Thanbyuzayat Township, according to a local farmer. “A...
Twelve Hnee Padaw Households Face an Uncertain Future as Fire Destroys Their HomesNearly twelve houses burnt to the ground as a fire ripped through Hnee Padaw Village, Mudon Township around 7pm on January 3rd, resulting in 500-600 million kyats worth of...
Military plants land-marking stones to steal more rubber farmers’ landsThe Burmese Tatmadaw’s Military Advanced Training School No. 4 has planted landmarks on previously confiscated lands this past December, in a continued expansion of land...
IDPs Face Difficulties Due to Lack of Jobs and Falling Price of RubberRates of Burma’s internally displaced persons (IDPs) illegally migrating to Thailand are increasing due to the falling price of rubber and lack of job opportunities, as...
Stepmother physically abuses her five-year-old daughter in Three Pagoda Pass Border TownA five year old child has been exposed to systematic beatings from her stepmother in Karen State’s Three Pagoda Pass, on the Thai-Burma border, according to a local high...
Mon youths make a video to promote the Elimination of Violence against WomenWCRP: In efforts to educate the public about violence against women, as well as to commemorate the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Women’s...
Labor Shortage in Cultivation Sector Proves Difficult for Local Mudon FarmersDespite providing high wages, Mon State farmers are experiencing difficulty in finding laborers this harvest season. Mon State has been losing it labor forces to foreign countries...
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- No Justice for Paung Township Community
- Unknown Karen armed groups extort taxes from Mon farmers
- What Defines a Good Leader?
- Twelve Hnee Padaw Households Face an Uncertain Future as Fire Destroys Their Homes
- Military plants land-marking stones to steal more rubber farmers’ lands
- IDPs Face Difficulties Due to Lack of Jobs and Falling Price of Rubber
- Stepmother physically abuses her five-year-old daughter in Three Pagoda Pass Border Town
- Mon youths make a video to promote the Elimination of Violence against Women
- Labor Shortage in Cultivation Sector Proves Difficult for Local Mudon Farmers
- Kaw Pa-Line Officially Honors International Human Rights Day
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