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FOI documents, flight paths and open source analysis prove exports to Myanmar's Military continued after the coup.

Alleged burning of six villagers by the Burmese military in Thit Sein Gyi village in Myanmar’s Sagaing region between 29 January and 3 February 2022.

At a time of heightened tension, we believe that journalists, policymakers and the public should have easy access to verified...

After launching mid 2020, 2021 was the Centre for Information Resilience’s first “full” year. It’s certainly been a year of evolution and...

Countering disinformation really does require an all of society approach. It’s not merely the responsibility of journalists, politicians...

The Centre for Information Resilience (CIR) today revealed a network of social media accounts that distort international perceptions on...

Timeline of incidents involving places of worship - May 2021 onwards

In a hallway in one of most iconic symbols of Western democracy, a woman lay fatally wounded on the marble floor. Just moments before her...

Myanmar Witness uses satellite imagery, verified footage and NASA FIRMS data to document and investigate where buildings and villages have been destroyed by fire in possible human rights incidents.

Using open source intelligence (OSINT) techniques, which include satellite imagery analysis, social media monitoring and cross-verification, Myanmar Witness highlights the significant expansion of rare earth mining operations in Myanmar between 2018 and 2024.