ANALYSIS

Peace Analysis of May

By Rice on June 17, 2022 ANALYSIS, Monthly analysis

A peaceful discussion concept is displaying in Naypyidaw by sectors repeatedly although it is displayed on several occasions. Despite Military State Administration Council (SAC) seized controls the whole country to be stable in a different way, the rebelling groups are more powerful than before as the saying “the more oppressed, the more rebellious”. Military Council which is received for not only internal crisis but also international abnegation is attempting to achieve a political outlet as soon as possible. This article analyzes the following: when members of Military Council are disrupting the revolution force, while military troops are committing war crimes…

2021 Military Coup in Myanmar (Burma) and the Accompanying Political Turning Point Or a New Political Order

By rice on June 24, 2021 Political Analysis

by Nai Sac Lun With an unexpected military coup, the 2020 election-winning political party, National League for Democracy (NLD), its newly formed political front, Committee for Representing Pyithuu Hlawttaw (CRPH), have worked hard to

Ethnic political actors, the February coup, and the “Spring Revolution”

By Rice on May 4, 2021 Political Analysis

Dr. Ashley South Ethnic nationality communities in Myanmar have long suffered murderous attacks and a wide range of human rights abuses at the hands of the Myanmar Army. Nevertheless, villagers in conflict-affected areas, and many of the Ethnic Armed Organisations (EAOs) which seek to represent and protect them, are extraordinarily resilient. Following the 1 February coup in Burma, they are more relevant than ever. In the aftermath of the military coup, many government servants went on strike, with many bravely continuing to refuse to cooperate with the junta. In this context, the health, education, and other services delivered by EAOs,…

Why forming a Bamar Ethnic Armed Group is important?

By rice on April 23, 2021 ANALYSIS, Political Analysis

Dr. Nai Ponnya Mon In order to eliminate military rules and to build equal partner federal union in Myanmar, a Bamar ethnic armed group should be established. Historically, there has been no Bamar ethnic armed group fighting

Why ethnic civilians and parties are less participating in demonstration?

By rice on April 23, 2021 ANALYSIS, Political Analysis

Dr. Nai Ponnya Mon Ethnic nationalities including ethnic political parties, civilians, and EAOs have been accused of for being quiet and for not participating in demonstrations in against the military coup. The accusation may be true to some extents, especially for Mon and Arakanese, but there are reasons. One of the reasons, especially

PEACE BUIDING RESEARCH

By rice on March 20, 2021 ANALYSIS

PEACE BUIDING RESEARCH Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement Union Accords

Dr. Ponnya Mon, Political Analysis

By rice on March 20, 2021 ANALYSIS

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