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17 claims involving the burning of victims or their bodies in Myanmar (July 2021 - August 2022). This list is not exhaustive and includes some credible but unverified claims where further evidence is required.

The owner of a Kabul beauty salon says her business is facing increasing uncertainty.

Summary Tensions continue to rise since Russian forces occupied the Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant (NPP). Both Ukraine and the...

By Sofia Santos with contributions from Mirte den Braber and Guy Agam Fusfus For the past six months, Kharkiv has been under almost...

August 24, 2022 marks six months since the Russian President Vladimir Putin made a statement declaring the commencement of ‘special...

A young entrepreneur struggles to keep her business afloat amid Taliban restrictions.

Vehicle Burning can seem insignificant when compared to other reports coming out of Myanmar.

Since the early days of Russia’s 2014 covert invasion of Ukraine, and particularly since the overt, full-scale invasion of February 2022,...

After leaving Afghanistan, Sakhi faces new challenges in Pakistan.

Pen Path volunteer Malalai refuses to let anything get in the way of her campaigning for educational rights.

Until last August, Aqlima was campaigning to get more women into cycling, but since the Taliban’s return, women are unable to participate in sports.

The poet says that despite restrictions, she is determined to keep writing to guide younger generations.