How can Myanmar reverse its anti-Rohingya policies if it has China and India as an example?
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Myanmar’s Muslim minority, demonised and persecuted for decades, is facing a fresh wave of violence amid media silence.
!["Suu Kyi's denial of what Human Rights Watch has called "ethnic cleansing" and "crimes against humanity", deserves international scrutiny," writes Maung Zarni [AFP]](/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/20131136475110734_20.jpeg?resize=270%2C180&quality=80)
Myanmar’s reforms are more about the interests and longevity of the country’s military than about public welfare.
The military leadership in the country has never been keen on a lasting peace with ethnic resistance movements.
When the EU reviews its position on Burma it would be wise to discard the ICG’s recent report on the country.
