Their life stories and the social structures shaping them Myanmar’s cross-border migrant workers have been significantly affected by the impacts of the pandemic. This report examines the...
A Commentary by Mi Kamoon The 29th of June marks the 25th anniversary of the ceasefire by the New Mon State Party with the then military government of the State Law and Order Restoration Council...
Authors Walden Bello, Doi Ra Lahkyen, Jennifer Franco, Pietje Vervest, Tom Kramer The Covid-19 Economic Relief Plan (CERP) that the government rolled out in the last week of April is a welcome...
A Commentary by Lahpai Seng Raw In mid-March, over 100 representatives of civil society groups, local and international non-governmental organisations, the United Nations, Western embassies and other...
Message from the Director TNI achieved so much in 2018. I trust the productivity and reach we achieved will impress in equal proportion to my pride in our colleagues, fellows, allies and networks...
How can we resolve the tensions between current drug control policies and states’ human rights obligations? The international human rights framework clearly establishes that, in the event of...
Authors Yasha Maccanico, Ben Hayes, Samuel Kenny Editors Francesco Martone, Hannah Twomey, Denis Burke How the European Union and Member States target and criminalize defenders of the rights of...
The EU has made migration control a central goal of its foreign relations, rapidly expanding border externalisation measures that require neighbouring countries to act as Europe's border guards. This...
Dominant approaches to climate change mitigation are putting new pressures on small farmers and village dwellers. Where projects aiming at climate change mitigation squeeze traditional users off of...
As ethnic conflict and refugee displacement continue in Myanmar’s borderlands, the country now stands at a crossroads. After decades under military rule, the 21st Century Panglong Conference has been...