Peace for Asia speaks to Jason Tower, Country Director, Burma Program, United States Institute of Peace on the recent coup in Myanmar. The discussion touche on key themes surrounding the civil-military ties, Human Rights violations, responsibility of the international community and the interests of great powers.

Peace for Asia speaks to Jason Tower, Country Director, Burma Program, United States Institute of Peace on the recent coup in Myanmar. The discussion touche on key themes surrounding the civil-military ties, Human Rights violations, responsibility of the international community and the interests of great powers.

Peace for Asia speaks to Jason Tower, Country Director, Burma Program, United States Institute of Peace on the recent coup in Myanmar. The discussion touche on key themes surrounding the civil-military ties, Human Rights violations, responsibility of the international community and the interests of great powers.

Myanmar Coup: The Future of Democracy

Peace for Asia is a not-for-profit research-based collective primarily focused on documenting and researching human rights violations taking place all over Asia. We aim to bring a more conscious attempt to how international and intergovernmental proceedings affect those who exist as minorities and stand to be adversely affected by policies and the currencies of a globalized world. Peace for Asia strives to create and disseminate non-partisan and independent research that is intersectional in its approach, cognizant of the nuances that exist in societies and communities as a whole.

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Myanmar Coup: The Future of Democracy

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