Rohingya and Palestine Genocides: Zarni’s Comparative Analysis
These days whenever I am asked to speak on my own old country’s genocide, which is still ongoing against the Rohingya people, I insist on offering a comparative perspective.
Sweeping Censorship Will-Further Harm Australia’s Academic Reputation and Drive International Students Away: A Statement of Concern from a Burmese Genocide Scholar
If Australian governments and legislatures are seriously concerned about antisemitism, then the most logical and strategic approach would be to work with other UN member states to bring an end to the genocide.
“Seventy percent of Israel’s cost of munition and weapons used in Gaza are paid by the United States.” A Conversation with Israeli historian Lee Mordechai in Jerusalem
“It would be impossible for Israel to wage this war (of annihilation) in the way it has been waged without the American support.”
Genocide as Israel’s “Banality of Evil”: Six-decades after Adolf Eichmann’s Trial in Jerusalem
Since its founding in May 1948, Israel and its leaders have envisaged, bureaucratized and normalized death, destruction, displacement and dispossession of the natives of Palestine.
Hindutva India deporting Rohingya refugees by throwing them into the Andaman Sea
On 17 May, The New York Times reports that “(t)he United Nations has called for an investigation into “credible reports” that Indian authorities rounded up Rohingya refugees and expelled them, in some cases by putting them into the Andaman Sea off the shore of the same country they had escaped from, fearing persecution and death.”
India: Colonizing Kashmir (Since Its Independence in 1947)
On 26 and 27 April, the Pakistan Institute of International Affairs (founded in 1947) based in Karachi, hosted an international conference, “Seventy Years After the Bandung: The Struggle Continues”. That is, the struggle(s) against colonialisms/imperialisms.
The Good and the Bad Genocides: Palestine and Myanmar
This week, Pakistan’s oldest think tank, Pakistan Institute of International Affairs, is hosting a conference “Seventy Years after Bandung: The Struggle Continues”. FORSEA co-founder will be among the anti-colonialist scholars, state officials and activists who will honour and keep alive the struggle against all forms of imperialist domination, control, exploitation and repression.
Through a Jeffa Native’s Eyes: A Century of Settler Colonial Project by European Zionists
A Conversation with Sami Abu Shehadeh, activist, historian and political leader of Palestinian Israelis.
Earthquake-hit, war-devastated Myanmar needs a lasting humanitarian ceasefire and the establishment of Myanmar Fund for Earthquake Relief and Reconstruction
FORSEA’s Dr Maung Zarni calls for the establishment of Myanmar Earthquake Relief Fund out of the $1 billion of Myanmar government assets in the US frozen by the then President Joe Biden in response to the February 2021 coup.
ပြည်တွင်း စစ် (သို့ ) တော်လှန်ရေး ကြီး ရပ် ပြီး မြန် မာ ပြည် ငြိမ်းချမ်း ရေး လမ်း ပေါ် ဆွဲ တင် ဘို့၊ အဖွဲ့ အား လုံး က ခေါင်း ဆောင် တွေ ကို တောင်းဆို ဘို့ လို ပြီ။
ဒေါက်တာ ဇာနည် Time to End Myanmar’s Internal Conflicts. All Leaders Must be Pressured to Sue for Peace.