RohingyamilitantsinMyanmar,whoseraidssparkedanarmycrackdownthathasseennearly300,000MuslimRohingyafleetoBangladesh,onSundaydeclaredaunilateralceasefirebutthegove
Nearly300,000RohingyahavefledviolencechurningthroughRakhinestateintoBangladesh,theUnitedNationssaidSaturday,asMyanmar'sgovernmentforthefirsttimeofferedhumanitar
HundredsofpeoplediedastheconflictsbetweenMyanmarsecurityforcesandRohingyamilitiasescalatedintothebloodiestfightinginRakhinestate.Westernpublicopinionimmediately
Atotalof418schoolsinthreetownshipsinMyanmar'snorthernRakhinestatehavebeenclosedastheArakanRohingyaSalvationArmy(ARSA)extremistterroristscontinuedtheirattacks,th
MyanmarhasblockedallUnitedNationsaidagenciesfromdeliveringvitalsuppliesoffood,waterandmedicinetothousandsofdesperateciviliansatthecentreofabloodymilitarycampaig
MyanmarStateCounselor'sOfficehascondemnedFriday'sterroristattacksonthesecurityforcesinnorthernRakhinestate.Honoringmembersofthesecurityforcesandpoliceforbravely
HundredsofciviliansandlocaladministrativestaffhavebeenevacuatedtomilitaryandborderpolicestationsinMyanmar'sRakhinestateasterroristattacksescalated,officialmedia
The Myanmar government's inquiry into violence in northern Rakhine state last year that forced tens of thousands of Muslim Rohingya to flee to Bangladesh and led to U.N. accusations of crimes against humanity by the army has concluded that no such crimes happened.
TheMyanmargovernment'sinquiryintoviolenceinnorthernRakhinestatelastyearthatforcedtensofthousandsofMuslimRohingyatofleetoBangladeshandledtoU.N.accusationsofcrime
SuspectedinsurgentskilledatleastsixmembersofaBuddhistethnicminorityinwesternMyanmaronThursday,thegovernmentandregionalsourcessaid,amidspiralingviolenceintrouble
A commission set up by Myanmar's government says it has so far found no evidence of genocide against Rohingya Muslims in Rakhine state.
Myanmar President U Htin Kyaw on Thursday called for efforts to upgrade socio-economic development of the country's western Rakhine state.
Former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan says he would not describe the violence being committed against Myanmar's Rohingya minority as "genocide".
Hundreds of people from the Rohingya minority in Myanmar are trying to escape a military crackdown by crossing the border into Bangladesh.
Eight people died and 36 were arrested in clashes between the Myanmar army and what the government believes are Rohingya Muslim militants in northern Rakhine State, state media said on Sunday, in the largest escalation of the month-old conflict yet.
Aid workers say privately they are dismayed at Suu Kyi’s lack of deeper involvement in the handling of the crisis in Rakhine state
Hundreds in Myanmar rallied on Tuesday (Sept 6) against an advisory commission led by former United Nations chief Kofi Annan to find solutions to the conflict between the country's Buddhists and minority Rohingya Muslims, which has cast a pall over democratic reforms.
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