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Kachins in India mark 49th Kachin Revolution Day

The 49th Kachin Revolution Day was marked by a rally at Jantar Mantar Park, in New Delhi capital of India by ethnic Kachin people and Burmese activists living in the city. Organized by the Kachin National...

Sarapa kills Rohingya man in Maungdaw, Arakan

Maungdaw, Arakan State:  Sarapa (Military Intelligence) killed a Rohingya man after torturing him severely on January 4, in Maungdaw Town, Arakan State, after calling him to their office, according to...

Kachins want to relive Panglong Agreement for genuine Union of Burma

Today, on the 49th anniversary of the Kachin Revolution Day, the day the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) was set up, the Kachin leadership said it was keen to relive the Panglong Agreement for a genuine...

Kachins in Delhi submit anti-Irrawaddy dam letter to Chinese Embassy

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Police suspected of killing nine migrants

A police officer from Phop Phra district is suspected of killing nine migrant workers, whose bodies were found last week in Thailand, after he demanded money and they tried...

Junta builds industrial zone in Sittwe sans electricity and water

Most drugs seized in Thailand come from Burmese Army: Businessmen

Overdose kills patient in Maungdaw hospital

Paung Township library banned from carrying ethnic languages

Thai security agencies raid Karen Information Centre

Clash between SPDC and KNU leaves sergeant dead in Yebyu Township

House owner fined for hosting guest in Maungdaw, Arakan

PM Thein Sein confirms holding 2010 elections

Burmese monks stopped from renovation of U Thant’s rest house

NLD-LA Malaysia representatives hold nationwide 2010 election seminar

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Philippine Congress adjourns session without passing freedom of information bill

The Freedom of Information (FOI) bill, among other key measures, was not passed when the Philippines’ lower legislative chamber adjourned on its last day of session on 3 February 2010 ...

Life term for murderer of Filipino radio broadcaster-witness

A local court in Cebu City, the Philippines has found guilty the accused killer of radio broadcaster Edgar Amoro, a key witness in the killing of his fellow Pagadian City-based broadcaster,...

Malaysian justice minister reverses book ban

The following statement is issued by the Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ), a SEAPA partner based in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia:...

Malaysian police should uphold, not curtail, freedom of speech, media group says

The following statement is issued by the Centre for Independent Journalism (CIJ), a SEAPA partner in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia: ...

Southeast Asia’s Press Freedom Challenges for 2010

The massacre of 31 journalists in Maguindanao, the Philippines, on 23 November 2009, most graphically illustrates the violence and impunity that threaten journalists not only in the Philippines,...

SEAPA condemns conviction of Vietnamese lawyer; demands his release for sake of human rights and ASEAN

Indonesian government bans five books, 20 more under evaluation

Suspect charged for killing of radio blocktimer in the Philippines

Vietnamese media lawyer sentenced to 5 years for subversion

Do not ban usage of "Allah"

Thai Army restricts journalists from covering Hmong deportation

Media restrictions in Ampatuan trial must be lifted, says coalition of Filipino journalists

Burmese reporter sentenced to 20 years

Philippine appeals court prohibits serving of warrants against alleged masterminds behind journalist Esperat's killing

Detained poet and lay-out designer released from detention by Burmese authorities

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HUNGER FOR EDUCATION

“I wanted to be an educated person. I wondered what my future would be like if I was not educated?” Mi Kya lun Htaw, Mon educator...

ROHINGYA YOUNG PEOPLE FLEEING FROM ARAKAN TO GET MARRIED

Kaladan Press- Like countless other young Arakanese women of marriageable age, 24 year old Nuru Begum wants to get married. But, she had to flee from her homeland to Bangladesh to make it possible......

REFUGEES WITH NO PLACE TO FLEE

Early on the morning of January 14, 2009, most residents of Ban Don Yang Camp, at Three Pagoda’s Pass border crossing, took shelter from the cold winter air inside their huts...

THE KAREN FLAG: A SYMBOL OF UNITY

The large crowd filling the chairs in front of the stage at the recent Karen New year celebrations, held on the grounds of the Mae Towe Clinic, in Mae Sot, rose to their feet in unison to focus their...

CAUGHT IN A VICE: KAREN REFUGEES FLEEING BATTLES BETWEEN THEIR OWN WARING FACTIONS

Late one rainy afternoon in early April, a soldier of the Democratic Karen Budhist Army (DKBA), brought an urgent message to Karen villagers in Tarlaewantmikalan village, Pankyone Township, Hpa-An......

THE BEAUTIFUL HARMONY BETWEEN THE PEOPLE AND THE LAND : LET IT BE

HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS: MIGRANT WORKERS STRUGGLE TO SUPPORT FAMILIES INSIDE BURMA

GETTING AN EARLY START: THEFTS BY CHILDREN INCREASING AT CAMP

CELEBRATING FREEDOM: KARENNI REMEMBER DEEKU

The SHAN’s Struggle for Identity

EDUCATION INTERUPTED WHILE SCHOOLS IN DELTA ARE REBUILT

DREAMS LOST DOWN THE BARRELL OF A GUN

LONGING TO START A NEW LIFE

UPHILL STRUGGLE: GLOBAL ECONOMIC CRISIS MAKES DIFFICULT LIVES OF BURMESE MIGRANTS EVEN WORSE

GETTING HIGHER - NUMBER OF KACHIN YOUTH USING ILLEGAL DRUGS IS RISING

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Head held high Ashin Gambira will never bow to junta

Ashin Gambira, the leading monk of the saffron revolution and a leader in 'All Burma Monks Alliance' (ABMA), has been under detention for one year as on November 4 this year...

Burma's economy: Does sanctions hinder development?

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What is the UN's next game-plan?

Though the UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has expressed frustration at the failure of Burmese generals--to take "tangible steps" to include Aung San Suu Kyi and other political opposition...

Will the U.N. unseat the junta?

With the palpable frustration of Burma's democratic opposition to United Nations efforts in Burma following the Special Envoy's most recent visit, but scarce mechanisms through the international body...

Kachins' struggle for survival nipped in the bud

Burma, a golden land has projected its dignity in terms of civil roles in un-erased memories down through half a century since independence. Moreover there have been a lot of disloyalties through centralized...

All that glitters isn't gold

Obama or McCain? For Burma more of the same

Remembering our heroes and rethinking the revolution

Understanding the Bush interest in Burma

Caught between the devil and the deep sea

Cronyism; unhealthy competition in media market

Burma after Cyclone Nargis: devastated, depressed and dejected

Burmese politics: road ahead

Kachin church leaders support Satan