In the media – Page 5 – Myanmar Accountability Project

The UN General Assembly Must Fix Myanmar’s Muddled Representation and Send a Profound Message to the Junta

MAP’s Director condemns the detention of former UK Ambassador, Vicky Bowman, and her husband, Htein Lin, and calls for their immediate and unconditional release

Op Ed: The ICC Must Engage with Myanmar’s Democratic Government and Hold the Junta to Account

The fight against the military heats up in the courtroom

On June 1, Turkish authorities announced that they were opening an investigation into atrocities carried out at the interrogation centre. The landmark decision marks the first time that a national court has accepted a case against the military regime for crimes committed since it overthrew the civilian government in February of last year. The caseContinue reading “The fight against the military heats up in the courtroom”

Statement by Chris Gunness, Director of the Myanmar Accountability Project Delivered at a Demonstration Outside the Indonesian Embassy in London on 16 June 2022

Indonesian Embassy in London, 16 June 2022 There are two alarming developments that are yet more evidence that the Association of South East Asian Nations, ASEAN, is abandoning key commitments in its own charter, which call for respect for democracy, human rights and the rule of law and which also call for “people-centred” solutions toContinue reading “Statement by Chris Gunness, Director of the Myanmar Accountability Project Delivered at a Demonstration Outside the Indonesian Embassy in London on 16 June 2022”

MAP Director, Chris Gunness, explains to the BBC Burmese Service why UK policy to Myanmar is a “dog’s dinner”

MAP in the Malaysia Sun

Criminal charges of torture filed against Myanmar junta leaders in Turkey

UNHRC must respect Myanmar’s democratic reps

Myanmar’s democrats must be allowed to attend the UN Human Rights Council

This article was published in thejakartapost.com with the title “Myanmar’s democrats must be allowed to attend the UN Human Rights Council”. Click to read: https://www.thejakartapost.com/opinion/2022/03/09/myanmars-democrats-must-be-allowed-to-attend-the-human-rights-council.html.