Date: Feb 15, 2020 21 students were injured when a mortar hit a primary school on Myanmar’s Children Day at Buditaung Township, Khamwe Chaung Village in Arakan Region. Some injured children are seriously injured as a result of the shelling…
HUMAN RIGHTS DISCUSSION Human Rights Lectures Provided in Ma-Ubin District and Rangoon Division Figure 1HR Lecture In January, AAPP provided a total of 4 basic human rights lectures in Pantanaw Township, Ma-Ubin District, 4 lectures in South Dagon Township in…
January in Numbers Sentenced: 37 Arrests: 2 Charged: 8 Released: 35 January in Review Freedom of Speech It has been almost five years since the current government took over the power; however, the freedom of expression in Burma is still…
NAME: Min Htin Ko Ko Gyi (Poet and Filmmaker) GENDER: Male ETHNICITY- RELIGION: Burmese/Buddhist PARENTS NAME: U Pan + Daw Khin Ei DATE OF BIRTH: 58 year old IDNTITY: OCCUPATION: Poet and Filmmaker EDUCATION: Graduated (Engineer) LAST ADDRESS: Nant Thar…
Human Rights Discussion Human Rights Lectures Provided in Sagaing Division and Rangoon Division In December, AAPP provided a total of 9 basic human rights lectures in Kathar Township, Sagaing Division and one lecture in South Dagon in Rangoon. A…
December in Review International Human Rights Day & the International Court of Justice December 10 was International Human Rights Day. In Burma ethnic armed conflicts that erupted over 71 years ago have lead to a number of human rights violations…
Human Rights Discussion Human Rights Lectures Provided in Six Townships in Sagaing Division, Three Townships in Shan State, and One Township in Mandalay Division In November, AAPP provided a total of (52) basic human rights lectures to students in KawLin…
November in Numbers Sentenced: 38 Arrests: 41 Charged: 35 Released: 13 Month in Review for November In addition to the month in numbers, in November, Arakan Army (AA) arrested Wai Tin, Chin National Assembly Representative, Aung Kyaw Sein, Auck Taung…
On December 7, AAPP held a consultative workshop on prison reform in Naypyidaw and Mandalay. A total of 52 people, including 25 members of Committees of the lower house, eight members of Committees of the upper house, people from organizations…
Acknowledgements This research project was made possible with the generous funding and support of the Embassy of the Czech Republic in Rangoon, Burma. We extend our thanks to the research team involve with conducting interviews, collecting and analysis…