Myanmar in Crisis: Conflict, Resistance and the Prospects for Peace
An online lecture with Dr Claire Smith, guest hosted by Dr Joanna Barnard
10 July 2026 16:00 BST
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Places Forgotten by Maps: Myanmar’s Rohingya Refugees Face Starvation
Dr Rónán Lee is a Leverhulme Trust Early Career Fellow at Loughborough University and the author of Myanmar’s Rohingya Genocide: Identity, History and Hate Speech “Places forgotten by maps” is how Rohim Ullah describes the sprawling complex of refugee camps where he lives alongside more than one million of his fellow Rohingya. It is a…
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Hope in Hard Times: Education and Resistance in Myanmar
Dr Joanna Barnard is CEO of Prospect Burma, an NGO providing pathways to higher education for Myanmar’s marginalised young people In Myanmar’s dark and protracted tragedy, there are many points of light. Since the coup of 2021, the military junta has failed to consolidate the power it thought to claim. More than half the country…
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Burma: An Era Past
Most recently a Director of VanEck in New York, Tom Butcher has travelled extensively, particularly in South and Southeast Asia. Pagan was a logical and important waystation as I made my journey from South Asia through to Southeast Asia, fishing and looking at temples. I had kicked off my minor exploration of Buddhism in Pakistan,…
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The Crisis of Responsibility to Protect in Myanmar: Failing to Prevent and Respond to Atrocities
Dr Noel M Morada is a Visiting Research Professor at the Nelson Mandela Centre for Conflict Resolution, Atrocities Prevention and Human Security, Chulalongkorn University. He is also a Research Fellow at the Asia Pacific Centre for the Responsibility to Protect at the University of Queensland and Co-Chair of the Asia Pacific Working Group at Global…
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Burma to Myanmar at The British Museum
For RSAA Members and guests only: Lecture and accompanied tour with curator Dr Alexandra Green 31 January 2024 11.00 GMT
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