Forgotten war in Burma, ignored war in Myanmar

An industry that markets itself as socially responsible is failing in its duty to protect worker safety

The kretek cigarette industry and its devastating public health impacts are sustained via a huge apparatus of labour, and appeals to cultural nationalism

Identity and patronage are playing a part in stabilising a “two-track” party system

Broadcast regulators are still vigorously policing gender expression in the media

A new online survey gives researchers fine-grained insights into short-term shifts in public opinion

“The prisoner’s body is a political, but perishable, weapon.”

Relationships need to move beyond oversight to solidarity

International media outlets’ clichéd descriptions of the ongoing conflict are at best self-incriminating

For the first time, a resistance movement against military rule is welcoming and aiding soldiers who choose to join the ‘people’s side’

Education has become a battleground in the struggle against the junta, with students, communities and Myanmar’s economic future worse off for it