The fight for labour unions: Myanmar Pou Chen workers Since the coup, there are no legal institutions that are operating in the interests of the working…
The Rebellion is built on Hope (An Interview with Leisa - a female rebel from Burma) This article is an article written by a Burmese anarchist comrade "Obi-Y Kanochi". Obi-Y Kanochi…
Why Thakin Soe matters? The distinctions between Thakin Soe and the other communist leaders of his era will be addressed in the article in context of various political…
People from Myanmar stand in Solidarity with Chinese Democracy protests Similar to how everyone else is demonstrating in support of the people of China, people from Myanmar…
Ludu Daw Ahmar - Burmese Selma James This article profiles a remarkable socialist feminist from Burma who advocated for wages for housework and a form of feminism resembling social…
Than Soe Naing: a dissident communist from Burma The political uniqueness of a Burmese communist named Than Soe Naing is examined in this article. He was one of the first communists in Myanmar…
Minn Latt Yekhaun: a pioneer of libertarian communism in Burma Minn Latt Yekhaun, a.k.a. Min Latt Ye Khaung was a Burmese linguist who was one of the first three…
Myanmar’s Spring Revolution: A Forgotten Revolution Ongoing The world media and the establishment have forgotten about the Myanmar revolution, commonly referred…
Communist Party of Burma & Cultural Revolution This articles explorers how the Communist Party of Burma committed serveral massacres and implemented red fascism in the wake of Cultural…
The Revival of Burma Communist Party (CPB) in Myanmar Spring Revolution Despite sharing many characteristics with the military dictatorship, the Communist Party of Burma…
The ideological development of Communist Party of Burma The Communist Party of Burma is one of the oldest political parties in Myanmar as it existed since…
Alive With Resistance: Diasporic Reflections on the Revolt in Myanmar A conversation with Geoff Aung, a Burmese American Marxist anthropology Phd candidate at Columbia…
