ANALYSIS

Women train for combat at the Arakan Army headquarters in northern Myanmar. Many of Myanmar’s armed groups recruit women, but female soldiers are often given subordinate roles.

By rice on May 9, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Monthly Socio-Economic Analysis for April (2023) Rehmonnya Institute For Civic Engagement (RICE) Political Situation Myanmar has faced a catastrophic collapse, with the military’s return to power on February 1, 2021, resulting in significant public suffering. The country’s democratic rights, which had flourished for a decade, abruptly disappeared. The economy, political, and social sectors, including education and health, have all deteriorated. Armed resistance forces have emerged throughout the country, leading to intensified armed clashes. Human rights violations and persecution have significantly increased daily. According to independent news sources, (21566 ) individuals have been arrested, (3444) have been killed, and over…

Peace Analysis of March

By Rice on April 10, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Monthly Socio- Economic for February (2023)

By rice on March 13, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Monthly Socio-Economic Analysis for February (2023) Rehmonnya Institute For Civic Engagement (RICE) Political Situation The country (Myanmar) was destroyed from all sides and has suffered a terrible collapse, the public has paid an awful toll after the military rule returned to rule the country on February 1, 2021. Decade-long democratic rights that have flourished also disappeared in an instant. The armed resistance forces emerged across the country and armed clashes intensified. The human rights violations and persecution are similar to the situation of the previous military regime. Even, though the coup has been arriving for 2 years, the country…

Peace Analysis of February

By Rice on March 6, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

KAYIN STATE, MYANMAR - 2021/11/30: A member of the people's defence forces is seen holding a gun during the military training at the forest of Kayin State. The People's Defence force (PDF) is the armed wing of Myanmar's National Unity Government (NUG), which was formed following the Coup d'etat of February 1st 2021. The NUG opposes the current military junta, claiming to be the legitimate government of Myanmar. The NUG's armed wing was formed by Myanmar youths and pro-democracy activists on 5th May 2021. The military junta designated the PDF as a terrorist organization on 8th May 2021. (Photo by Kaung Zaw Hein/SOPA Images/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Monthly Socio- Economic Analysis (January 2023)

By rice on February 12, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Monthly Socio-Economic Analysis for January (2023) Rehmonnya Institute For Civic Engagement (RICE) Political Situation The country (Myanmar) has suffered a horrible collapse and the public has paid a terrible toll after the Burmese military seized power from an elected government and the military rule returned to rule the country on February 1, 2021. The civil war has become widespread across the country and as all side collapses, the country is still lagging to this day not only among Asian countries but also around the world. Then, it is still in a state of deteriorating even though the coup has been…

Peace Analysis of January

By Rice on February 9, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Peace Analysis of December

By Rice on January 8, 2023 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis, Political Analysis

The State Administrative Council (SAC) seized the political power from the democratically elected government, National League for Democracy (NLD) since early 2021, however, the regime SAC now has been in the middle of various crises, surrounded by enemies. SAC which seized the state power has tried to get a political recognition by opposing of the civil resistance and international sanctions. On the other hand, SAC is holding for-show peace talks with Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs), by claiming that the 2022 was as peace year while the military troops are still operating military offensives against resistance forces on various battlefield,…

The scene on a bridge after protesters clash with security forces in Yangon, Myanmar, on March 16, 2021. As the nation’s military kills, assaults and terrorizes unarmed civilians each day, some protesters say there is no choice but to fight the army on its own terms. (The New York Times)

Monthly Socio- Economic Analysis ( November)

By Rice on December 8, 2022 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

Monthly Socio-Economic Analysis for November Rehmonnya Institute For Civic Engagement (RICE) Briefly Political Situation In all ages, the military government never can develop the country except by focusing on priority for their perpetuation of power and self–interest. Only the armed conflict and Civil War got growth. Now, after the 2021 military coup, the country is in the same situation as before and the armed clashes across the country have become more intense. Due to the intensification of the armed conflicts, innocent people are suffering all kinds of hardships and the number of refugees has increased to more than (1650,611).…

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