Aung San Suu Kyi
Myanmar arrests Reuters reporters covering ethnic cleansing YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar’s government said Wednesday that police had arrested two Reuters journalists, Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo. The reporters had been working on stories about a military...
The pope's sad silence on ethnic cleansing in Burma A suffering refugee summed it up best: “It’s so sad to see that even the holiest man cannot cite our identity.” So said Kyaw Naing, a Rohingya stuck in a...
The newest gift to jihadi recruiting: Burma A friend says that while on business in Indonesia recently, he noticed thousands of angry demonstrators occupying a major Jakarta roadway. They were there, he was told, to protest the...
Why you can't trust 'heroes' to forward human rights In 1990, Burma’s junta stripped opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi of her election victory and placed her under house arrest. The following year, the Nobel Foundation, citing “her non-violent...
Look who else threatened North Korea, Hillary’s new delusions and other comments Conservative: Guess Who Else Threatened North Korea? The left is “going ballistic” over President Trump’s UN speech mocking “Rocket Man” Kim Jong-un and threatening to “totally destroy” North Korea if...