MYANMAR COUP – NOVEMBER 2022 ARTICLES

30th November 2022: Rohingya caught dangerously in the middle of Rakhine war

29th November 2022: ‘This small flame’: Hunted and cash-strapped Yangon guerrillas vow to continue struggle

28th November 2022: Released journalist urges Japan to pressure junta

25th November 2022: ‘Fear causes more hate’: Beheadings haunt Myanmar’s heartland

24th November 2022: Junta blockade starving Rakhine of medicine, say residents

23rd November 2022: Min Aung Hlaing follows former dictators down path of economic ruin

22nd November 2022: Dancing with dictators: The humanitarian dilemma in Myanmar

22nd November 2022: Turnell tells of jail squalor, torture fears

17th November 2022: Political prisoners including Bowman and Turnell walk free on National Day

16th November 2022: Myanmar’s FATF blacklisting will do little to unseat the generals

15th November 2022: Tourism: COVID-19, then a coup de grace

14th November 2022: Myanmar’s desperate families are sending their children out to work

11th November 2022: Electricity boycott buckles in Yangon but powers on in the Dry Zone

10th November 2022: Myanmar’s ‘leaderless’ uprising is a break from the past

9th November 2022: In photos: Praying for the dead in Kayah State

9th November 2022: In Myanmar, tackling climate change means confronting military rule

6th November 2022: Market frenzy sees real estate prices soar

4th November 2022: The military is the main obstacle to Myanmar’s energy security

3rd November 2022: ‘The safest way’: Generations of Kayan Lahwi find security as a tourist attraction

2nd November 2022: ‘Our hearts are on fire’: Hpakant airstrikes fuel Kachin revolutionary spirit