Our first report is about the war on information which is taking place between the pro-democracy and the pro-military side in post-coup Myanmar, what is at stake in the telecommunications sector and in term of cyber-security and how people are trying to take back the digital space by resisting repression and organising dissidence.

Our second report focuses on the coup and economic collapse as it is playing out on the ground, as it is being experienced by ordinary people in post-coup Myanmar. It is a report about lived suffering, survival and resistance.

Our third report looks at China’s use of the Covid-19 pandemic and the post-coup lawlessness to build a permanent wire fence along its border with Myanmar and the subsequent disruption of cross-border trade and local economies.

Our fourth report seeks to provide women displaced by the war in Myanmar with the opportunity to openly express their fears and needs amidst such mass displacement and rampant insecurities. It is based on extensive interviews in IDP camps in Shan, Chin, Rakhine, Kachin, Kayah and Kayin states and in Sagaing and Magway divisions.

Please read, share and comment on the academic work from our collective. Versions in Burmese are available on demand (visualrebellionmyanmar@gmail.com).