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Fact-Checking Refutes COVID-19 and Election Rumors
A long-time partner of Internews becomes the first signatory from Myanmar of the International Fact-Checking Network
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Women in Myanmar’s Peace Process: The Pressing Need for Female Empowerment in a Woman-led Nation
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Information Ecosystem Assessment of First Time Youth Voters in Myanmar's 2020 Election
October 21, 2020
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Breaking Through Isolation to Support Equitable Information Access for Rohingyas
(Internews supported the podcast described in this article as part of a partnership between The Rockefeller Foundation and Oxfam.)
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Fighting the COVID-19 info-demic with facts: H2H fund awards funding to leading information and communication expert organisations to develop global, regional and local factual information and dispel harmful rumours
GENEVA , 25 February 2020 - The H2H Network has funded four independent international organisations focused on communication and information to assist the global response to the COVID-19 (coronavir
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Women Journalists in Myanmar Push Against the Glass Ceiling
Thu Thu Hlaing is excited about developing a marketing strategy for Khayae FM, Myanmar’s first pilot community radio station in Htandapin, the outskirts of Yangon. Thu Thu’s job is to lead station operations day-to-day, as well as ensure the station’s sustainability.
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Photography exhibition showcases life in Ukhiya
Viewers get a glimpse into the life and struggles of the marginalised people living in Ukhiya through the diverse captures displayed by the participants
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Rohingya crisis: Photo exhibition featuring work by Rohingyas, host community held in Dhaka
A total 67 photographs were on display at the exhibition, titled Building Peace : Youth in Cox’s Bazar Explore Diversity.” The photos expressed the stories and reality of the Rohingya and those who are hosting them
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Providing Reliable Information to Rohingya Refugees in Bangladesh
Since 2017, more than 740,000 Rohingya, a Muslim minority ethnic group in predominantly Buddhist Myanmar, have fled to Bangladesh because of extreme violence in their home communities.
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National Geographic Photo Camp held in Cox’s Bazar
Bangladeshi and Rohingya youth were trained on visual storytelling at the five-day camp