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The Outlook for LGBT Rights in Myanmar
By Matthew McFetridge
Constitutional reform offers the chance of protection and rights to a marginalized segment of society.
Charter Reforms in Southeast Asia: The Good, The Bad, and The Half-Serious
By Mong Palatino
Constitutional changes reflect democracy’s transitive nature in Southeast Asia.
Myanmar’s Constitutional Uncertainty
By Sebastian Strangio
A massive campaign for constitutional reform has ended, with uncertain results.
Myanmar: Revival of the Lost Kingdom
By Prachi Priya
Myanmar still requires extensive reform before investors will jump in with both feet, but noticeable progress is underway.
U Win Tin: Insights from Myanmar’s Tiger in Chief
By Reid Lidow
The author shares recollections from his interview with the late author and activist.
The Legacy of Writer and Activist Win Tin
By Mong Palatino
One of Myanmar’s most dominant democracy figures has died, at 85.
Myanmar: The Worsening Plight of the Rohingya
By Gemima Harvey
It has been a tragic start to the year for Myanmar’s persecuted Muslim minority.
Preserving Indian Heritage in Myanmar
By Nava Thakuria
Yangon was once a center for India’s independence struggle. Can the heritage be preserved?
Myanmar Pardons Political Prisoners As Reforms Continue
By Ankit Panda
Myanmar's President Thein Sein began to deliver on a promise made earlier in 2013 by freeing political prisoners.
Mandela Remembered in Southeast Asia
By Mong Palatino
Leaders across the region weigh in on Mandela’s legacy.
The Surprising Potential of Mongolian-Myanmar Relations
By Brandon Miliate
Despite some significant differences, the two countries have substantial scope for cooperation.
Naypyidaw Rejects UN Appeal
The plight of the Rohingya continues as Myanmar refuses to grant them citizenship.