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July 27, 2020 It is time to find a solution to the use of landmines June 1, 2020 How does a divided nation respond to C-19? — A virus that does not respect borders or ethnicity May 15, 2020 Opinion Will today’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement follow the path of the past? November 18, 2019 Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-II July 24, 2019 Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-I July 17, 2019 Religion and Government: A Call to Action Against Violence November 22, 2017 Interview Interview with National Unity Government’s Vice-Minister, Min Zayar Oo 4 weeks ago “It needs to be a fair and just dialogue” – Padoh Saw Tah Doh Moo January 13, 2021 Interview: Why is the NLD Gov’t eager to hold Peace Conference before General Elections? June 4, 2020 Conflicts must be set aside to defeat C-19 and to advance peace: Interview with Nai Banya Mon, FAPC Program Director May 17, 2020 Editorial Multimedia Video RFA Mon Program DVB Mon Program Photo Activities Peace Monitoring Mon State Governance Watch Breaking News Mon leaders pledge 30 percent women participation in Mon politics and the peace process The Mon people in two nations:Key historical background of the Mon People in Lower Burma (Old Monland) and central Thailand after the 15th AD until modern era. A social, cultural and political transformations Mon State allocates 45,000 million Kyat for agriculture in the monsoon season CSOs and monks join the NMSP’s drug rehabilitation efforts in Mon State’s Ye Tsp Top leaders from 10 NCA-S EAOs to convene next week KNU and NMSP reach agreement to prevent further dispute in Three Pagodas Pass area Mon Hluttaw reviews proposal for online electric bill NMSP receives machinery from the Nippon Foundation for development projects President Win Myint pardons over 9000 prisoners, including more than 900 from Mon State Over 3000 teachers temporarily suspended in Mon State Interview with Colonel Khun Okkar, PNLO’s Honored Chair Mawlamyine Township Night Curfew pushed back to 10 pm from 8pm Bomb Blast at USDP Office and Shooting at Kyaikto Township Police Station Monk suffers minor injuries in bomb blast in Three Pagodas Township Bomb explodes near home of former NLD representative in Ye Sound bomb explosion suspected at Three Pagodas Township Grenades explosions at Three Pagodas Newly Appointed Ward Administrators Arrested and Prosecuted in Mudon Township Outgoing MUP members to form Mon Affairs Group Over 3000 teachers temporarily suspended in Mon State Interview with Colonel Khun Okkar, PNLO’s Honored Chair Mawlamyine Township Night Curfew pushed back to 10 pm from 8pm Bomb Blast at USDP Office and Shooting at Kyaikto Township Police Station Monk suffers minor injuries in bomb blast in Three Pagodas Township News Over 3000 teachers temporarily suspended in Mon State More than 3,000 teachers from basic education schools in Mon State's 10 townships have been temporarily suspended due to their involvement in the Civil Disobedience Movement (CDM). Read More » Interview with Colonel Khun Okkar, PNLO’s Honored Chair Mawlamyine Township Night Curfew pushed back to 10 pm from 8pm Bomb Blast at USDP Office and Shooting at Kyaikto Township Police Station Monk suffers minor injuries in bomb blast in Three Pagodas Township Feature Int’l Peace Organization, HWPL, Calls on Human Rights Crisis in Myanmar Peace INGO from South Korea, Heavenly Culture, World Peace, Restoration of Light (HWPL), released a … Read More » Not in the name of “Rehabilitation” Drug Policy Response: Are we gender sensitive? Harm reduction must be central to Myanmar’s national drug policy: What will the election bring? Does the COVID-19 Economic Relief Plan Support the Building of a New Union? Opinion Will today’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement follow the path of the past? In 1989, the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC) a council of military men, … Read More » Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-II Mon Political Resistance, the Peace Agreement, and National Reconciliation in the modern Federal Union of Myanmar / Burma — Part-I Religion and Government: A Call to Action Against Violence Identity, Power and Politics: Re-examining the crisis in Rakhine Interview Interview with National Unity Government’s Vice-Minister, Min Zayar Oo “It needs to be a fair and just dialogue” – Padoh Saw Tah Doh Moo Interview: Why is the NLD Gov’t eager to hold Peace Conference before General Elections? Conflicts must be set aside to defeat C-19 and to advance peace: Interview with Nai Banya Mon, FAPC Program Director “Gov’t directive that “no one will be left behind” is a good policy. We can build trust better if we travel together in this direction. ..” — ISP-Myanmar’s Director U Aung Thu Nyein An interview with Nai Aung Ma Ngae: State of play for the peace process amid C-19 Land mine conflict leaves villagers and local leaders with no answers. “Both the government and we clearly understand that the use of armed force will never end the conflict.” New Mon State Party (NMSP) Chairman Nai Hongsa Interview with PalanJapan (Japanese Well) internally displaced persons (IDPs) “When we solve political issues, we have to solve issues for all sectors ..”- Interview with PPST spokesperson Nai Aung Ma Ngay Mon Unity Party Joint Secretary says the party is losing confidence in the NLD “Since there are different issues, if we also accept the women’s capabilities instead of only men’s and work together, it will be more effective and faster for the country’s development” – Interview with Mi Cherry Soe, winner of Champion for Gender Equality 2019 Editorial The time for peaceful resolution and national reconciliation is now The military is determined to justify their actions on February 1, as being ‘legal’ insofar as their declaration of a State of Emergency,... 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