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WOMEN’S EQUITY
Women’s equity in Myanmar (Burma) is a multifaceted issue influenced by cultural norms, historical traditions, political transitions, and the effects of ongoing conflicts. While women in Myanmar have made some advances in certain areas, gender inequality remains deeply entrenched across many aspects of life, particularly in politics, education, employment, and social status. Here’s a detailed…
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JUNTA 1
The intersection of wealth and political power in Myanmar (Burma) has long been a sensitive and complex issue. Wealthy individuals and businesses in Myanmar often have ties to the military (Tatmadaw) due to the country’s political and economic structure, which has historically been dominated by the military junta. Here’s an overview: The Wealthy Elite in…
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JUNTA 2
The distribution of wealth in Myanmar (Burma) is highly unequal, reflecting significant disparities between the rich and poor. While precise percentages can vary depending on the source and metrics used, here is an overview based on available data and trends: Economic Inequality in Myanmar 1. Wealthiest Elite 2. General Population and Poverty 3. Middle Class…
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THE KILLING SPREE
The Myanmar military junta carried out widespread killings, violence, and human rights abuses during and after the February 1, 2021, coup. These atrocities were part of their brutal crackdown on peaceful protesters, political dissidents, and ethnic minorities. Here is a detailed account of how the junta killed people during this period: 1. Use of Lethal…
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JUNTA LEADER – MIN AUNG HLAING
Min Aung Hlaing and the Junta: A Detailed Overview Min Aung Hlaing is the leader of Myanmar’s military junta and the architect behind the 2021 military coup that overthrew the democratically elected government of Aung San Suu Kyi. His rise to power and leadership of the military (Tatmadaw) has led to widespread human rights abuses,…
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THREE MUSKETEERS – CHINA, RUSSIA & JUNTA
China and Russia support Myanmar’s military junta for strategic, economic, and geopolitical reasons. Both countries view the junta as a means to secure their interests in the region, maintain influence, and counterbalance Western intervention. Below is a detailed analysis of why China and Russia continue to back the junta: 1. China’s Support for the Junta…
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RESISTANCE 2
How Myanmar’s Citizens Are Resisting External Influence and the Junta The people of Myanmar have shown remarkable resilience and innovation in their fight against both the military junta and the influence of external powers like China and Russia, whose support strengthens the regime. This resistance is multi-faceted, involving both organized movements and grassroots efforts. 1.…
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RESISTANCE
Details on Specific Resistance Leaders, the Role of the Diaspora, and International Diplomatic Efforts 1. Specific Resistance Leaders Since the coup, Myanmar’s resistance has been led by a combination of former government officials, ethnic leaders, activists, and members of the younger generation who have stepped up to challenge the junta. Here are some key figures:…
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BURMA OR MYANMAR
Burma officially changed its name to Myanmar in 1989 under the ruling military junta, the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC). The change was part of a broader effort by the regime to replace colonial-era names with ones that were seen as more inclusive of the country’s diverse ethnic groups. Reasons for the Name…