Our Golden Lady No More
November 14, 2016
Last October 2016, 9 Myanmar policemen were killed in the town of Rakhine. The Myanmar Government accused the rebel group i.e. Rohingya Solidarity Organisation
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Russia’s six-month Syria campaign killed at least 1,100 civilians, say monitors
April 12, 2016
Russian air strikes have continued despite a withdrawal announcement last month, but civilian casualties caused by its bombs have decreased Russian planes leave Hmeimim military
The countries where a majority of Muslims want to live under sharia law
December 17, 2015
Countries where Islam is already favoured in law, like Afghanistan and Iraq, show the strongest backing for having Sharia as the official law of the
‘I Didn’t Think of Iraqis as Humans,’ Says U.S. Soldier Who Raped 14-year-old Girl Before Killing Her and Her Family
October 28, 2014
By Daily Mail An Iraq War veteran serving five life terms for raping and killing a 14-year-old Iraqi girl and killing her parents and sister says he
Is Burma’s Anti-Muslim Violence Led by “Buddhist Neo-Nazis”?
August 26, 2014
by Ray Downs The logo of the 969 group. When most Westerners think of Buddhism, they think of smiling men with potbellies and inspirational
United Behind So-Called ‘Rohingya” Genocide
July 3, 2014
by Maung Zarni A poem in memory of the two Rohingya infants who became the well-publicized victims of Myanmar’s “Buddhist” genocide. We are a
The Ethnic Cleansing Going On Right Now You Probably Haven’t Heard About: Burma, aka Myanmar
July 3, 2014
by Joseph Allchin Hundreds of thousands of Rohingya Muslims have fled their homes, their leaders tortured and killed. Is this what democracy in Burma
Genetic Engineering Actually INCREASES Pesticide Use, DECREASES Crop Yield, And May Be Dangerous to Your Health
April 21, 2014
Genetic Engineering Companies Promised Reduced Pesticide Use … But GE Crops Have Led to a 25% Increase In Herbicide Use One of the main selling points
A slippery ladder: 2.8bn people on the brink
April 21, 2014
By Shawn Donnan, Ben Bland and John Burn-Murdoch The precarious rise from poverty of millions in the emerging world. Muljoko, a 27-year-old cleaner who
For Myanmar Muslim Minority, No Escape From Brutality
March 17, 2014
By JANE PERLEZ HAT YAI, Thailand — He had already endured a treacherous journey down the Bay of Bengal, squeezed in the belly of a