Assessing Freedom of Expression and Accountability of Revolutionary Authorities and Resistance Forces
Freedom of expression can be exercised in these controlled territories, the challenges faced by critics, journalists, and those documenting human rights violations..
DEAD AIR
Communication shutdowns have consequences that extend far beyond the inability to make phone calls or access the internet.
Update on Journalism and Media Safety in Myanmar (Jul-Sep 2026)
Seventeen of them have been handed lengthy prison sentences by the military regime.
Q2 2026: Update on Journalism and Media Safety in Myanmar
The junta continues to weaponise the legal system to systematically suppress independent journalism, relying primarily on counter-terrorism, national security, and broad speech-related laws to criminalise reporting.…
An Analysis of Freedom of Expression during Myanmar’s 2025–2026 Sham Election :
The sham election held by the military junta in late 2025 and early 2026 was the first election conducted since the 2021 military coup
Update on Journalism and Media Safety in Myanmar [Jan – Mar 2026]
In the first quarter of 2026, seven journalists were released under amnesty in March which was marked as Peasant’s Day.
“Unbowed” Analysis of Reactions to Nonviolent Public Protests Against Revolutionary Forces
The Spring Revolution in Myanmar began as a peaceful, nonviolent movement. It was forced to become an armed resistance, as the military regime violently cracked down…
Five Years On: The Systematic Dismantling of Myanmar’s Media Freedom
In the fourth quarter of 2025, one journalist was arrested. One journalist was convicted under the Counter Terrorism Law and sentenced to 10 years in prison,…
Freedom of Expression During Myanmar’s Revolution : The Gap Between Legal Provisions and Practice
Freedom of expression is the foundation for a democratic society. How freedom of expression is placed in the Federal Democracy Charter and the interim legal frameworks…
Athan’s Media Monitoring : The Myanmar Junta’s “Sham” Election & The Crackdown on Dissent
The Myanmar junta has announced a multi-stage general election scheduled to begin on December 28, 2025.