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Recent events show that even though reforms in Burma have been widely hailed as positive, the future is unclear.

If Burma is to embrace democracy, the voices of “the most persecuted people on the planet” must be heard.

Despite ASEAN’s non-interference principle, Jakarta is seeking to uphold human rights in Burma and Syria.

Stateless, landless, and homeless, Burma’s minority Rohingya people have been called the most persecuted ethnic group in Asia.

Thein Sein restates an important pledge that could shape Burma’s future.

As her recent tour of Europe makes clear, Aung San Suu Kyi remains popular. But two of Burma’s ethnic minority groups are wondering if her caution amounts to betrayal.