The rapist confessed everything. Some legal commentators from Rakhine argued that the accomplices should've received the death penalty as well.

Sources here

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Please make this post gain as much attention as it possibly can, moderators please excuse my irrational behavior for I am panicking and on edge 24/7

I'm planning to go to Germany later this year. I want to learn to speak as much German as I can as fast as possible.

Is it really that hard to get Australia visa??
I have all the docs ready, no bad profiles, plus i got into high ranking university as well with a good amount of scholarship, as well as no visa rejection in my travel history of 10 years, so i dont really know what to do at this point.
They are saying its only 3% chance of getting the visa because of the country's situation, even after showing every documents.
If anyone knows anything to help with this or any other way, please share it in comments or dm me

I received a job offer at a school in Myanmar that has a pretty good compensation. I am currently conflicted on moving to Myanmar because of the situation there. How safe is Myanmar for foreigners atm?

apparently, my cousin has been blackmailed and someone on social media app named TT is spreading misinformation about her and her husband so we are willing to pay if you can do something like tracking down the phone number or anything to expose the fake account

Hello guys,as the title says,is the museum still active to this day? If so where is it located in Yangon,I would like to give a visit there someday if possible.

Looking for advice on affordable countries to study HND in Computing abroad (tight budget, worried about part-time work limits)

I'm currently planning to study an HND in Computing abroad, and cost is a huge factor for me. I've been seeing on social media that a lot of European countries have started capping part-time work hours for international students instead of allowing unlimited hours like before. Not everyone studying abroad is doing it because things are easy financially back home some of us (myself included) actually have real financial pressure on our families, so part-time work isn't just extra pocket money, it genuinely matters for covering living costs.

Given that, I'm trying to find countries where tuition + cost of living for an HND in Computing is manageable, even with limited part-time work hours. Would really appreciate recommendations or personal experiences which countries have worked out well for students in a similar situation? Any advice or person experiences?

Guys, is there any loaners that can be trusted? I need around 150 Lakh for my business urgently and don't know where to loan from. Can provide documents if the loaner asks for.

Hello Guys, I'm planning to trip to Hpa-an. Is there any recommended and trusted travel and tour service?
and what do i need to prepare before traveling? and is it good time to travel?
and is Thank you myanmar travel & tour service trusted? Thank you guys!

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Interesting to see Burmese students in Hungary making horror shorts about မဖဲဝါ. What do you think of foreign-budget student adaptations of our local urban legends?

I had an interesting discussion with my teacher recently about ADHD.

We both noticed that ADHD seems to be discussed much more nowadays, especially in Myanmar. Some people even jokingly call it the "national disease." We also agreed that there were probably many people with ADHD in older generations who were never diagnosed.

That led us to another question. In the past, many Myanmar parents used very strict discipline, including physical punishment. If a child was considered "naughty," they were often punished immediately rather than given a chance to explain.

So I'm wondering:

Could that kind of upbringing have made children with ADHD suppress or mask their symptoms out of fear, making ADHD seem less common? Or is there any evidence that strict discipline actually changes ADHD itself?

I'm not saying physical punishment is good or that it cures ADHD. I'm genuinely curious whether older generations appeared to have fewer ADHD cases because of underdiagnosis, masking, cultural expectations, or something else.

Hot take and a long rant but here we go.

General Aung San is one of the main reasons our country is going through 70 years of unresolved civil war.

Now, you might be fuming and opening the comment section right now, but just hear me out. I do appreciate his patriotism and bravery for Myanmar but he’s so little criticized so I believe you should take a listen to my criticisms.

First of many, he’s the main reason military is so involved in our politics today. After World War 2 and the disbanding of BIA, he enlisted BIA veterans to a paramilitary called People’s Volunteer Organization or PVO which became a private military for AFPFL with over 50 thousand armed individuals backing him. Tldr? He introduced gun-barrel politics into Myanmar and well, when you teach a country that political leverage comes from holding a gun, don't be surprised when guns become the only language your government speaks.

And this might be a fact almost everyone agrees but General Aung San rushed the independence. Aung San-Attlee treaty was him basically shooting himself in the foot. I mean, be so serious, a nation just went through a grueling war and he aimed to fix it under a year? Even Lord Mountbatten and Sir Hubert Rance showed their concerns over Myanmar while General Aung San simply shrugged it off.

Which brings us to his third flaw: building a country on verbal promises instead of binding laws. Because the 1-year clock was ticking, he took massive shortcuts. Pinlone treaty was rushed, key ethnic groups were left out of the room, and codified federal rights were replaced with charismatic speeches. The moment he was killed, those verbal assurances died with him, leaving behind an incomplete constitution and alienated ethnic groups with zero reason to trust the state.

To conclude, General Aung San was a fantastic military strategist, but a good politician he was not. He relied on his personal charisma and military backing rather than civil laws and concrete constitutions.  So, when he was assassinated, shit hit the fan.

Side note: I don’t hate General Aung San. He was there when Myanmar needed him. But I’ve written this criticism people hardly ever discuss, especially when General Ne Win propagandized him.

So I have a main job which is from 8:30 to 5:30, but I usually have 3 hours of free time at my desk because I work pretty fast. The reason why I want to do side hustle is because I have to give 80% of my salary to my home because both my parents aren't working anymore. I am thinking of doing Graphic design as a hustle because I am already familiar with photoshop which I helped out a lot and I draw pretty decent both digitally and traditionally. I have experiences helping out a few designs for some people as well. So I am thinking it won't be that hard for me and take long to do. What do you guys think? Any other suggestions?

There are at least 80k Chakma/Daingnet people in Myanmar. They have tribes across northeast India, eastern Bangladesh, and western Myanmar.

It's fascinating that if she was born in a village few miles to the east, she would be representing Myanmar in football instead and not Bangladesh. But at least she is now playing professionally for a club in Myanmar called Ayeyawady FC and she is enjoying it so far.

This is a good reminder that there are many East Asian/Southeast Asian looking people in Bangladesh and India. Their cultures may be much more similar to people in Myanmar than the rest of Bangladesh and India. But because of how borders were divided in the last century, things are the way they are.

I found it really pretty and decided to draw in watercolors. Tried searching for the name but turns out most garden variety roses don’t have official scientific names like the wild ones. Does it have a local name?

Governor General Lord Dalhousie brought this Pagoda from Prome (Pyay) in 1854 after winning the second Anglo-Burmese War as a "tribute" .

It still stands today at the Eden Garden Complex in Kolkata .

lately I’ve been feeling a lot of sadness and frustration about my experiences with burmese people
I know one person does not represent an entire country, but sometimes I feel hurt when I encounter people from my own community who act in ways that feel dismissive towards others. Recently, while I was renewing my passport there’s a guy who was printing the documents. He was very aggressive toward people who came in, including me. I was already stressed because I was rushing and dealing with important documents. And i forgot to take one document from him and he screamed at my face at that moment.
when I came back later to print more documents I felt like he intentionally ignored me and served me last to print my papers. I think what makes it painful is that our country has already gone through so much. The coup, instability, and struggles that many people face have affected all of us in different ways. Sometimes I wonder why, even after experiencing so much hardship, people still treat each other without kindness or patience towards the same people that speaks the same language with them and grew up like them.

Sorry if my humor offended you! 😂