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...garment employers regularly used COVID-19 as a pretext to target union members. The pandemic has been weaponised to get rid of trade unions.

Sovereignty concerns arise over foreign ownership of critical national assets, and foreign control of service provision in critical sectors.

Streicher spent time researching this troubled region talking to local civilians, activists, journalists, academics, as well as military conscripts and senior officers.

A personal tragedy illustrates a larger disaster playing out across the city.

...creating spaces for civil society should be integral to post-pandemic recovery and reconstruction plans.

On their 100th anniversary the CCP received two congratulatory messages from Ethnic Armed organizations (EAOs) in northern Myanmar are noteworthy

...with COVID-19, and a coup, predicting the course of Myanmar’s future may best be put in the hands of the astrologers.

If stories of shock are transferred to younger generations, so is the narrative of resilience that their elders pass down.

Along with the ineffectual lockdown the widely reported graft has fomented outrage and eroded trust in the government’s ability to handle the pandemic and keep its people safe.

Pengakuan pentingnya peran ini bisa memperkuatkan strategi baru.

The furore over a few seemingly innocuous pages in a textbook provide an indication of just how polarised Malaysian society has become.

When an orphan’s extended family fails lamentably, fortunately there is an alternative: turning to your friends. Civil society groups in Southeast Asia increasingly see the combat for Myanmar’s democracy as their own.