People in Myanmar have voted in the country’s general elections amid a resurgence of the new coronavirus.

Myanmar bars certain areas in the country from voting in upcoming elections, deepening concerns about the credibility of the polls.

The United Nations (UN) says it will hold a virtual international donor conference to address a “dramatic shortfall” in aid funding for Myanmar’s persecuted Rohingya Muslim refugees.

An international rights organization casts doubt on the integrity of the upcoming general elections in Myanmar, as tens of thousands of minorities in the Buddhist-majority country remain without the right to vote.

Thousands of Rohingya Muslims remain in Myanmar, confined to camps and villages and denied access to healthcare and education.

Amnesty International says Myanmar’s military figures — including those believed to have committed serious human rights abuses — have financial dealings with a secretive conglomerate with links to international businesses.

Two Myanmarese soldiers are taken to the International Criminal Court (ICC) after confessing to their participation in the 2017 massacre of countless Rohingya Muslims, two news organizations and a rights group say.

Authorities in Myanmar disqualify six Rohingya politicians from contesting upcoming general elections for the lack of ID documents.

Rohingya Muslim refugees in Bangladesh hold a silent protest on the third anniversary of a crackdown on the Muslim minority by Myanmar that killed thousands of them.

Rohingya Muslims in refugee camps in India are struggling with a fear of a possible outbreak of COVID-19.