The recurring conflicts in Burma represent a major challenge for the promotion of peace, development and democracy. However, many people work every day to build a peaceful Burma by various means.

The independent indigenous media succeed in exposing injustice by informing the populations as closely as possible.

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Building Momentum explores our new cross-geographic program and explains how counterparts will expand their programming on SRHR.

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The Power of Recognition takes a closer look at the importance of acknowledging people, experiences and contributions to social justice movements.

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People Over Profit explores corporate power – and community resistance.

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Why do people move? And what does it mean to be on the move? Explore the complexities of migration.

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Take a closer look courage - what it is, what it looks like, and the risks facing defenders around the world.

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Explore the intersection of feminism and economics, including how wealth is generated, distributed, and to whose benefit.

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In our June 2018 edition, Samantha McGavin, Asia Program Manager, shares photos and reflections from her then-recent trip in Burma.

Inter Pares has been working with local organizations in Burma and refugee-receiving neighbours since the early 1990s. Our program assists over 40 civil society organizations working on health services, human rights, environment, free media, and refugee relief. A key focus is coalition building for inter-ethnic understanding.

 

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Sexual orientation and gender identity are integral aspects of our selves and should never lead to discrimination or abuse. Inter Pares bulletin “Pride in our Work” highlights our support for LGBTQ2 people’s rights, and our work with activists representing a multiplicity of identities and issues.

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In this issue, we invite you behind the scenes at Inter Pares.

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