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Myanmar’s Military Has Banned Period Pads Forcing People To Use Leaves And Rags For Their Periods
Sanitary pad prices in black markets have tripled to 9,000 kyat (about US$4) per pack, which is more than a day's wages for most people.
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Sanitary pad prices in black markets have tripled to 9,000 kyat (about US$4) per pack, which is more than a day's wages for most people.
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The military has also made it illegal to criticize the elections, arresting at least 229 people under a new law that makes it a crime to speak out against the elections.
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Gambia’s foreign minister told the court that the Rohingya “had suffered decades of appalling persecution and years of dehumanizing propaganda".
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Opposition parties have been excluded from the ballot, and people living in 65 rebel-held areas will not be allowed to participate, leaving at least 20% of Myanmar unable to vote.
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Here are just 63 reasons why 2025 wasn’t all bad.
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The Myanmar government said John Moe The had made "false statements with the intention of causing public panic", and his account has since been taken down.
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Here’s what happened around the world in April 2025.
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The military government had conducted at least 21 airstrikes in civilian areas held by rebels in the earthquake's aftermath.
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"All I could think of was that I must protect the baby in my arms," a nurse said.
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Here’s what happened around the world in March 2025.
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The earthquake, the strongest in Myanmar in more than 100 years, wreaked havoc across the country, destroying many buildings including hospitals and damaging roads and bridges.
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In recent years, the military government has increasingly been carrying out airstrikes as an attempt to crush the resistance but these have attacked