Peace On The Road
14 / 04 / 20
Most people in Myanmar just want to live in their country at peace. In Kachin State, northern Myanmar, in the midst of violence and conflict, more than 100.000 people were forced to leave their homes. Today, they live internally displaced. The Durable Peace Programme (DPP), funded by the EU,...
Coming Home
29 / 02 / 20
This is a story about love, protection, care – the meaning of family. There is a specific group of vulnerable children who grow up in Myanmar without the protection of a loving family. Orphans, street children, or children who are in conflict with justice, traditionally end up in monasteries...
Our Right To Be
30 / 01 / 20
After decades of military dictatorship, many people in Myanmar have stopped believing in justice. MyJustice, an EU funded flagship project, partners with local organisations to bring justice back to the most vulnerable groups in Myanmar. Worldwide, the LGBTI community belongs among one of the most marginalised groups. Also in...
Claiming Back Our Space
29 / 01 / 20
This is a story of more than 2000 women making a change in their communities through the art of handicraft making. In the rural areas of Myanmar, deep rooted customs and patriarchy have pushed women in a disadvantaged, vulnerable position, both mentally and physically. On top of that climate...
Educate To Learn
21 / 01 / 20
Five decades of military rule and armed conflict in Myanmar have impacted the country deeply. Today, many ethnic communities have little access to education and continue to live with prejudice towards other ethnic groups. Case2learn, also known as “Conflict Areas Support for Education 2 Learn”, is a project that...
