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Military Junta Bans Residents in Gyaing River Area from Leaving Homes

October 7, 2024

Residents living along the Gyaing River basin, situated between Kyaikmayaw Township in Mon State and Kawkareik Township in Karen State, have been prohibited from leaving their areas of residence by military junta forces, according to local reports.

Military Junta Conducts Census in Mon State Amid Heavy Security Presence

October 7, 2024

Military Junta’s Aircraft Bombs Min Ywa Village in Kawkareik Township

October 2, 2024

Dawei Defense Team Warns Population Census Takers

October 2, 2024

Political Parties Criticize Census Question on “Primary Language Spoken at Home”

September 30, 2024

Thousands of Displaced Residents Unable to Return Home Amid Ongoing Ahnankwin Conflict

September 30, 2024

News

Widespread Abuse and Rights Violations Reported Against Political Prisoners in Myanmar

September 30, 2024

MSFC Opposes Political Parties Contesting in the Military Junta’s Planned Election

September 30, 2024

Military Junta Intensifies Airstrikes on MNDAA-Controlled Lashio

September 30, 2024

Administrators Facing Intimidation Over Public Security Force Recruitment

September 30, 2024

Feature

Military Defeats of Junta reveal propaganda efforts designed to promote ethnic conflict to mask diminishing power

February 21, 2024

Video news

Daily News October 10.10.2024

IMNA Monland Podcast (10.10.2024)

IMNA Monland Podcast (9.10.2024)

Daily News October 9.10.2024

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Daily News October 8.10.2024

IMNA Monland Podcast (8.10.2024)

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Daily News October 7.10.2024

Opinion

Will today’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement follow the path of the past?

Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-II

Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-I

Religion and Government: A Call to Action Against Violence

Identity, Power and Politics: Re-examining the crisis in Rakhine

Oppression of intellectuals: the case for a freed press during Myanmar’s democratic transition

The time for peaceful resolution and national reconciliation is now

February 18, 2021

Formation of a National Unity Government still faces obstacles

January 28, 2021

Election

Detained Mon State Gov’t Ministers now released

February 5, 2021

Mon State Gov’t continues VIP guesthouse building despite Hluttaw’s disapproval

January 10, 2017

Tender winners face charges if projects don’t reach standards

October 23, 2016

Over 1500 migrant workers received household documents in Mon State

October 18, 2016

Analysis

Nearly 15,000 Civilian Homes Burned Down in 2024

July 25, 2024

25 Years On, But Little Progress

June 29, 2020

Extensive floods, landslides, and bridge damage hits Mon State in August 2019

August 18, 2019

The Mon people in two nations:Key historical background of the Mon People in Lower Burma (Old Monland) and central Thailand after the 15th AD...

May 24, 2019

Long Identity Dispute in Kayah (Karenni) State

February 14, 2019

Myanmar (Burma) National Reconciliation: Confronting injustice and restoring faith in a Federal Union

December 8, 2017

Drug

Armed drug dealer shot and arrested in Sone Nathar village

September 13, 2021

Police conduct drug seizure near Kyauk Mi Chaung Village, Ye Township

September 1, 2021

Meth seized in Thanbyuzayat: Two minors arrested

February 1, 2021

Military Junta’s Aircraft Bombs Min Ywa Village in Kawkareik Township

October 2, 2024

Dawei Defense Team Warns Population Census Takers

October 2, 2024

NMSP-AD, KNU, and MSRF Reject The Military Council’s Appeal For Political Talk

September 30, 2024

Political Parties Criticize Census Question on “Primary Language Spoken at Home”

September 30, 2024

Thousands of Displaced Residents Unable to Return Home Amid Ongoing Ahnankwin Conflict

September 30, 2024

Feature

Military Defeats of Junta reveal propaganda efforts designed to promote ethnic conflict to mask diminishing power

February 21, 2024

Int’l Peace Organization, HWPL, Calls on Human Rights Crisis in Myanmar

March 20, 2021

Not in the name of “Rehabilitation”

January 25, 2021

Drug Policy Response: Are we gender sensitive?

December 13, 2020

Interview

NMSP-AD, KNU, and MSRF Reject The Military Council’s Appeal For Political Talk

September 30, 2024

“Challenges And Difficulties That A Political PartyMust Face In The Current Political Situation”Interview With MUP Spokesperson

September 30, 2024

Commodity Prices Remain High Despite Decline in Foreign Currency Rates, Housewives Voice Concerns

September 30, 2024

“Airstrikes Will Not Break Our Spirit” An Interview with Padoh Saw Taw Nee, KNU Spokesperson

September 30, 2024

Latest news

Military Junta Bans Residents in Gyaing River Area from Leaving Homes

Military Junta Conducts Census in Mon State Amid Heavy Security Presence

Military Junta’s Aircraft Bombs Min Ywa Village in Kawkareik Township

Dawei Defense Team Warns Population Census Takers

NMSP-AD, KNU, and MSRF Reject The Military Council’s Appeal For Political Talk

Political Parties Criticize Census Question on “Primary Language Spoken at Home”

Thousands of Displaced Residents Unable to Return Home Amid Ongoing Ahnankwin Conflict

Widespread Abuse and Rights Violations Reported Against Political Prisoners in Myanmar

MSFC Opposes Political Parties Contesting in the Military Junta’s Planned Election

“Challenges And Difficulties That A Political PartyMust Face In The Current Political Situation”Interview With MUP Spokesperson

Commodity Prices Remain High Despite Decline in Foreign Currency Rates, Housewives Voice Concerns

Military Junta Intensifies Airstrikes on MNDAA-Controlled Lashio