While the world’s attention is fixated on the escalating NATO-Russia proxy war taking place on Ukraine’s soil, with its nuclear saber-rattling and domino effect on the world’s economy, on Burma’s western front, the decades-old triangular conflict deserves some serious attention as the deeply troubled country’s civil war has widened to engulf external powers, including the neighbouring country of Bangladesh. This appears to be a case wherein one of Burma’s key actors, namely the Arakan Army (AA… >>> Read More >>>

In these days, some prominent political analysts, critics and former political revolutionists have been talking about the forming of parallel military institution with new generations ‘’GZ’’ who have been protesting about full democratic system which privileges all people of the country regardless of religions, races and dominant groups in Myanmar.  The current military institution or Myanmar army was badly inherited the method of all forms of cruelty from former general U Ne Win, who has… >>> Read More >>>

The 1988 demonstrations, which were initially led by the university students from Yangon, have had much acceleration in the first phase to attract mass and class people of all walks of live to involve in the demonstrations.  Suddenly,  after having some momentums, all walks of live demonstrations were being crushed and jumbled by the then government secret agents through multiple threat of punishments to the government staffers to mitigate the people’ power which has been strong appreciation to… >>> Read More >>>

During and until November 2020 election the election campaigns of bigger political parties– which have been led by Burmese–have had the obvious intention of the domination of power struggle to take control power of the nation. Many other indigenous political parties also have been by their own agendas to take control of their states` votes that not to be divided or flied apart to becoming powerless votes to defeat both USDP and NLD in their respective states.  USDP has been the powerful driving… >>> Read More >>>

Behind every camera, there is not only a creative eye but also a sensitive heart. This is the reason why Haider Khan, one of the biggest names in photography and advertising  in India and abroad, put aside the world of glamour for a moment when the human rights crisis of the Rohingyas, the world’s most persecuted minority, profoundly affected him. Haider has been associated with the Indian film industry for a number of years, having directed actors like Salman Khan for Dabang film promotional… >>> Read More >>>

Genocides start with an act of framing human community, with their distinct group identity, typically vulnerable and weak, as 'a virus' or 'existential threat'   LONDON -- The SS, Hitler’s ruthless deliverers of death, came to believe their own racially-charged propaganda about diseases being spread by Jews in Nazi-occupied Europe. They succumbed to their own fears of viruses and other contagions. So much so, that during the deportations of Jews from the ghetto to the camps, the SS troops in… >>> Read More >>>