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- Region discriminates against fleeing Rohingya: report
- MPs draft petition after former minister jailed
- Yangon police approve 90pc of protests: official
- KNU calls urgent meeting for reunification
- New rules for publishing licences to open up sector
- Military appoints three officers to speak to media
- Peace, but at what price?
- CSOs meet to finalise election observer code of conduct
| Region discriminates against fleeing Rohingya: report Posted: 17 Oct 2014 02:10 AM PDT A new report has accused Thailand and Malaysia of perpetrating similar discrimination against the Muslim Rohingya as that which prompted them to flee Rakhine State. |
| MPs draft petition after former minister jailed Posted: 17 Oct 2014 02:06 AM PDT Fifty members of parliament have signed an appeal letter to President U Thein Sein calling for the release of former Minister for Religious Affairs U San Sint, who has been handed a 13-year sentence. |
| Yangon police approve 90pc of protests: official Posted: 17 Oct 2014 01:51 AM PDT Police in Yangon Region approved almost 90 percent of the more than 300 applications to protest submitted so far this year, officials say. |
| KNU calls urgent meeting for reunification Posted: 16 Oct 2014 11:47 PM PDT Beleaguered by internal tensions, the Karen National Union has call an urgent meeting of its central committee this week to thrash out basic policies and head off a potential split among the group's leaders. |
| New rules for publishing licences to open up sector Posted: 16 Oct 2014 11:05 PM PDT The issuing of publishing licences has resumed following a six-month halt, after the Ministry of Information enacted by-laws for the Printing and Publishing Enterprise Law on October 10. |
| Military appoints three officers to speak to media Posted: 16 Oct 2014 10:50 PM PDT In a ground-breaking first meeting, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing has met with seven members of the Myanmar Press Council (Interim) to discuss army-media relations, announcing the appointment of three spokespersons for the Tatmadaw. |
| Posted: 16 Oct 2014 09:58 PM PDT The government's chief negotiator has generated controversy by warning in a speech to parliament that international funding for the peace process could dry up unless a nationwide ceasefire agreement is signed. |
| CSOs meet to finalise election observer code of conduct Posted: 16 Oct 2014 07:54 PM PDT Civil society groups will meet today to discuss a planned code of conduct for election observers, representatives said. |
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