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Our Work: By region Burma About this region Burma is an ethnically diverse nation with a long history of systematic human rights violations and mass displacement. The country has endured military dictatorship and civil war for over 60 years. A fragile and flawed experiment with democracy ended with a military coup d’état in 2021. The country has since plunged deeper into civil war, with widespread armed and non-violent resistance. Our Work on this region Inter Pares partners with civil society organizations in Burma and neighbouring countries—India, Thailand, and Bangladesh—to work towards a democratic future. Through funding, capacity development, learning exchanges, coalition building and advocacy, we strengthen local civil society, for democratic organizing and the provision of public services with the support of Global Affairs Canada. Latest Updates Gender Justice & Women's RightsBurma Support local leaders in Burma as they reclaim control of their future The tides are turning in favour of the resistance in Burma. Peace and DemocracyAsia Addressing urgent mental health in post-coup Burma “Everyone needs psychosocial support these days,” Back Pack Health Workers Team, an Inter Pares counterpart in Burma, told Inter P Peace and DemocracyAsia The mental strain of war reporting in Burma Reporting on the war in Burma comes at a cost. Peace and DemocracyAsia Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau on Myanmar/Burma We, the undersigned 79 Canadian, Myanmar and international organizations committed to peace and democracy in Myanmar, call on the Government of Canada to renew and reinvigorate its political, technical, and material support for the people’s and the country’s path toward a peaceful, secure, and inclusive democratic future. Load more Our Impact on this region Peace and DemocracyAsia Bringing community-based organizations together to ensure that civilian concerns are included in ceasefire negotiation processes in Burma. Read related update > HealthBurma Inter Pares has supported Back Pack Health Worker Team’s primary health care provision since it began in 1998. The team has initiated talks to envision a national health system. Read related update > See all impacts Related Counterparts Related Voices Gender Justice & Women's RightsAsia Stories of Solidarity: Indigenous Women's Leadership in Burma Naw K’nyaw Paw shares how the Karen Women's Organization strengthens women’s leadership and political participation. MigrationAsia Elise Chen, Tenaganita Elise Chen works with Tenaganita, a Malaysian organization that defends the rights of women, migrants, and refugees. Peace and DemocracyAsia Dr. Cynthia Maung, Mae Tao Clinic Dr. Cynthia opened the Mae Tao Clinic when she first arrived in Thailand as a refugee, in 1988. Peace and DemocracyAsia Tin Soe, Kaladan Press Network Tin Soe is a Rohingya Muslim journalist from Burma. Load more Related Resources See all related resources Prioritizing mental health in social justice Peace and DemocracyAsia Bulletins Burma: resistance and resilience Peace and DemocracyAsia Bulletins Connecting Generations for Social Justice Gender Justice & Women's RightsAfrica Bulletins Related Staff Jessica Stevens Nikki Richard Samantha McGavin 1 2 next last
Gender Justice & Women's RightsBurma Support local leaders in Burma as they reclaim control of their future The tides are turning in favour of the resistance in Burma.
Peace and DemocracyAsia Addressing urgent mental health in post-coup Burma “Everyone needs psychosocial support these days,” Back Pack Health Workers Team, an Inter Pares counterpart in Burma, told Inter P
Peace and DemocracyAsia The mental strain of war reporting in Burma Reporting on the war in Burma comes at a cost.
Peace and DemocracyAsia Open letter to Prime Minister Trudeau on Myanmar/Burma We, the undersigned 79 Canadian, Myanmar and international organizations committed to peace and democracy in Myanmar, call on the Government of Canada to renew and reinvigorate its political, technical, and material support for the people’s and the country’s path toward a peaceful, secure, and inclusive democratic future.
Peace and DemocracyAsia Bringing community-based organizations together to ensure that civilian concerns are included in ceasefire negotiation processes in Burma. Read related update >
HealthBurma Inter Pares has supported Back Pack Health Worker Team’s primary health care provision since it began in 1998. The team has initiated talks to envision a national health system. Read related update >
Gender Justice & Women's RightsAsia Stories of Solidarity: Indigenous Women's Leadership in Burma Naw K’nyaw Paw shares how the Karen Women's Organization strengthens women’s leadership and political participation.
MigrationAsia Elise Chen, Tenaganita Elise Chen works with Tenaganita, a Malaysian organization that defends the rights of women, migrants, and refugees.
Peace and DemocracyAsia Dr. Cynthia Maung, Mae Tao Clinic Dr. Cynthia opened the Mae Tao Clinic when she first arrived in Thailand as a refugee, in 1988.
Peace and DemocracyAsia Tin Soe, Kaladan Press Network Tin Soe is a Rohingya Muslim journalist from Burma.