Burmese

Founder member of Religions for Peace and Islamic leader, Myanmar, U Aye Lwin is in Sydney to share his experience about Peaceful Coexistence & Rule of Law.  

Migrant communities have applauded a court decision to fine an energy company for illegal door-to-door sales practices in the eastern states.

Coalition government will repealed the Poker machine law with the support of Labor.

This is the second part of the interview the author of the book "The gun that save Rangoon"

Myanmar releases 41 political prisoners

Australia's population is projected to double by 2075 with migration as the highest contributor.

In this interview Dr Myint Cho talk about how the campaign was started and asking Burmese and Australian for their support    

A huge number of Australians travel overseas each year and inevitably some run into trouble and seek consular assistance.

Yangon State Government issued a warning and told the monks not to take part in demonstrations deliver that order to all the monasteries  

In 1949 the newly-independent Union of Burma was on shaky ground ,struggling to survive her one-year old constitution in a midst of civil war

Through the power of sport, Special Olympics strives to create a better world by fostering the acceptance and inclusion of all people especially those with an intellectual disability  

How might Muslims preserve their identity in religiously diverse societies?

The fate of a three-week-old baby born to an asylum-seeker in Brisbane could redefine the rights of stateless people in Australia.

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi select questions from the bowl

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi selected some questions from the glass bowl