The Waste We Create and the Lives We Leave Behind
By Min Min Zan Every day, an ordinary household produces a surprising amount of garbage. In my home, four people live together, yet by the end of a single day…
By Min Min Zan Every day, an ordinary household produces a surprising amount of garbage. In my home, four people live together, yet by the end of a single day…
By Laura Htet (UDE) There is something beautiful about rain – until we begin to count how many things we have to carry upstairs. A bucket. A bag of clothes.…
Persons with disabilities are members of society and an important part of it. As citizens, they are entitled to equal rights and opportunities on an equal footing with others. The…
By Moon Cherry K Under the gentle radiance of a Myanmar moon, village families spread handwoven mats across the dusty grounds of a temple. As the evening deepens, music rises,…
By U AC Clean water and clean air are the necessities of human life. And we are not talking about the lack of the former in some villages in the…
All import and export activities should be conducted sincerely. Relevant officials need to closely inspect imported and exported goods to ensure that they meet the required quality standards, and care…
By Augustin HUMAN life always comes with struggles, criticism, and unexpected hardships. While we cannot always stop bad things from happening, the amount of pain we feel depends entirely on…
By Khin Maung Myint WHILE the historical details in this article might spark debate among some readers, traditional Tagaung folklore, such as the tales of Maung Pauk Kyaing and the…
THE comprehensive development of Myanmar’s youth is the foundation and key driving force for national progress. Therefore, it is necessary to give priority to and focus on the improvement of…
By a Legal Scholar IT has come to my attention that Yuyun Wahyuningrum, a Senior Researcher at the Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect, based in Australia, recently…