A harrowing story from a survivor in rural Karenni state details the depth of the Tatmadaw’s scorched earth campaign.
Read MoreHow humor plays a role even at the darkest of times.
Read MoreA Burmese practitioner writes an essay as his town continues to be under seige.
Read MoreMany worried supporters are relieved seeing that the foreign Buddhist monk was able to escape the Tatmadaw.
Read MoreThe Czech monk comments on an ongoing situation.
Read MoreA Kachin Christian reflects on her vulnerability.
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Read MoreA region that has already suffered so much is now standing on the sidelines.
Read MoreA Burmese meditator survives the coup, then COVID, and reflects on his ordeals through both
Read MoreIn Kachin state, a young man grapples with how to respond to the unthinkable.
Read MoreA student explains why may Rakhine residents feel differently about the coup than their Bamar counterparts.
Read MoreAn Indian-Burmese woman reflects on her privilege and steels herself for a struggle that will go on for some time to come.
Read MoreA Buddhist monk in Myanmar writes a poem connecting sublime realities of the Dhamma with the current injustices and human rights abuses of the Tatmadaw.
Read MoreA Kachin student in Yangon sees his dreams come to and end, and is plunged back into a familiar nightmare of military atrocities.
Read MoreA Shan student in Yangon gets motivation from the noise made by pots, pans, and music bands.
Read MoreAn American meditator responds to an urgent email.
Read MoreA Buddhist monk in Myanmar shares a powerful poem on the nature of injustice.
Read MoreA Dawei intern focused on gender equality finds herself in the middle of a war.
Read MoreThe NUG spokesman gives a passionate speech to engaged Buddhists around the world.
Read MoreA monk reflects on life after the coup.
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