Myanmar Witness

BBC Interview - Deputy head of investigations, Dan Anlezark, discusses the escalating use of airstrikes in Myanmar, and how they are being enabled by equipment from Russia and China.

France 24 - This week on The Observers, we focused on Myanmar, where it's been two years since the military junta seized power, ousting the country's democratically elected leaders.

BBC Newsnight - Almost exactly two years since the military coup in Myanmar, Newsnight has exclusive evidence that women who speak up against the regime are especially in danger.

BBC World - 2 years after a military coup, the BBC has obtained exclusive research showing social media is being used to target female pro-democracy supporters.

With the ASEAN summit taking place, Myanmar Witness hosted a panel discussion on how best to achieve accountability and impact in Myanmar in light of the situation and the lack of progress on the 5 point consensus.

Myanmar Witness has verified the repeated deployment of the Yak-130 – a sophisticated, Russian manufactured, two-seat jet trainer with a documented ground attack capability – in Myanmar,” Myanmar Witness said in its report, which was released on Friday. “During this investigation, credible reports and geolocation have revealed the use of the Yak-130 within populated, civilian areas.

Lucy Sharp from Myanmar Witness speaks to TRT World about the use of pamphlets and propaganda to spread disinformation in Myanmar by the military junta.

A year into its fight to overturn a military coup that forced Myanmar’s democratically-elected leaders from power, the Burmese civilian resistance movement is being driven by its younger members, who are harnessing the power of social media. Special Correspondent Kira Kay and videographer Jason Maloney report in association with the Bureau of International Reporting.

Director of Investigations Ben Strick on The Media Show exposing the truth behind human rights abuses in Myanmar.