Democracy dies where dictators thrive: report by ND-Burma
June 16, 2026This briefing paper by the Network for Human Rights Documentation-Burma draws on a combination of desk research, cases, and case studies from its member organisations to highlight how military impunity persists in the aftermath of the sham election and …
Women, Peace and Security Efforts 2021-25: report by Karen Women’s Organisation
May 7, 2026The Karen Women’s Organisation’s new report is sub titled “Grassroots Women in Southeast Burma Implementing the UNSC Resolutions”. The United Nations Security Council’s Women, Peace and Security Campaign has four main pillars: Participation, protection …
Why is the British government welcoming Aung San Suu Kyi’s house arrest?
May 6, 2026Why is the British government welcoming Aung San Suu Kyi’s house arrest? Download the briefing here. Between 1989 and 2010 Aung San Suu Kyi spent 15 years under house arrest. It was a politically motivated detention, illegal under Burmese and internati …
Burma’s Rebranded Military Regime
April 22, 2026Burma’s Rebranded Military Regime The Burmese military want to give the impression that there is a new civilian government ruling Burma (Myanmar). There isn’t. The President and two Vice Presidents are from the Burmese military or Burmese military prox …
Burmese Military Rebrands, But Never Reforms
April 3, 2026Commentary by Burma Campaign UK Download the briefing here. General Min Aung Hlaing, who ran the military regime in Burma yesterday, is running the military regime in Burma today. The new title of President could be viewed as a story about General Min …
New coal-fired power plant set to worsen river contamination: report by Shan Human Rights Foundation
March 27, 2026A new coal-fired power plant in southern Mong Hsat, 19 kilometers from the Thai border adjoining Chiang Rai province, is set to worsen heavy metal contamination of the Kok River, says the Shan Human Rights Foundation. The power plant, owned by the Unit …
The Women Behind the Prison Walls: report by AAPP
March 23, 2026The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners’ new report traces the conditions and accounts of junta brutality against detained female political prisoners. Since the 2021 coup, AAPP’s records show that over 2,100 women who opposed the regime have …
Retaking Our Eastern Border: report by Karen Peace Support Network
December 17, 2025This report by the Karen Peace Support Network (KPSN) is part of a continuing analysis of the conflict and governance changes taking place in Kawthoolei [Karen State] since the military coup in 2021. In Kawthoolei the Karen National Union (KNU) represe …
Beyond the ‘ballot’: The crisis in Burma and what the British Government should do about it
December 15, 2025Current Situation Burma is in the midst of a human rights and humanitarian crisis following the latest military coup in 2021. At the same time as escalating attacks against civilians and keeping around 20,000 political prisoners in jail, the Burmese mi …
Our Shared Responsibility: report by 18 civil society organizations from Burma
September 30, 2025Drawing on in-depth qualitative research with 28 civil society groups across Myanmar, the report highlights how civil society groups are: Delivering tailored lifesaving humanitarian aid — including food, cash, health care, and shelter — often in areas …