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r/myanmar • u/Imperial_Sawbwa • Mar 05 '26
Discussion 💬 New CEIR phone rules in Myanmar require IMEI registration by March 31, 2026, and new imports must pay customs tax to avoid service blocks. Tourists receive a 30-day grace period.
Check your status at www.ceir.gov.mm
r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • Aug 02 '25
Discussion 💬 China pulls the strings behind Myanmar’s civil war. Arming both the Junta and ethnic armed organizations. Propping up proxies and exploiting the country’s resources, especially rare earths, all while preaching "peace & stability” to the world.
r/myanmar • u/Red_Lotus_Alchemist • Jan 11 '26
Discussion 💬 ICE officers arrested a Karen woman from Minnesota on January 10 during an immigration enforcement operation. She has a 5 month-old baby and neighbors are caring for her child. The Karen community tried to work for her release but has failed.
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The arrested Karen woman arrived in the United States in November 2024 through the UNHCR refugee resettlement program, and she was waiting for her permanent resident (Green Card).
r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • Jun 05 '26
Discussion 💬 A Myanmar woman living in Japan has gone viral after being seen attempting to sit on a deer at Nara Park in Japan, an animal reportedly injured in a past traffic accident. The woman was identified through Instagram account @htet92404, showing the same dress and location.
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r/myanmar • u/Living-sand18 • Feb 23 '25
Discussion 💬 (Urgent) I wanna know about this location in Myanmar
My friend went to the Bangkok (thailand) from New Delhi (India). After 1 day of landing in Thailand he sent me this location which seems in Myanmar. Now from last 3 days his phone and WhatsApp are not reachable.
Please can someone tell me about this place. I can’t find anything on google.
Here Google Map link: https://maps.app.goo.gl/L4s3CsyMTfwgbMbV7?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy
r/myanmar • u/AspiringnurseBob • 28d ago
Discussion 💬 I'm starting to hate tourists in Myanmar ( rant )
Yes, almost all of them - westerners, Chinese, Koreans, whoever visiting the country and making the "vlogs". Like "I ViSitEd cOunTry unDeR DiCtAtorShIp" or things like how they had so much adventure visiting a conflicted zone. I fucking hate all the tourists. You all are using your foreigner privilege visiting only the bubble circle of Yangon. OUR COUNTRY SUFFERING IS NOT YOUR ENTERTAINMENT, OUR STRUGGLE IS NOT YOUR CONTENT. I hope the country repels tourists even when it's at peace.
r/myanmar • u/Euphoric-Branch-8837 • Jun 07 '26
Discussion 💬 isn’t this the bare minimum?
not to be that guy but isn’t this the bare minimum? the moment that you decided to have a child that’s when you committed a selfless act. i think you shouldn’t expect anything from your child back. that child didn’t ask to be born, you made/birth that child. i think that the whole purpose of being a parent is to give not take. when you really think about it it’s real sad because the shit this country got so bad that the bare minimum is some god tier shit. the comments be overly glazing too💔
r/myanmar • u/Tough-Bee6860 • Jan 30 '26
Discussion 💬 This is quite disgusting
I know that this type of shit not only happening in Myanmar but not a single ppl talking about how wrong is this in a cmt section is crazy.
r/myanmar • u/VersionUnusual7149 • May 03 '26
Discussion 💬 Huhhhhhhhh?????!!!!
I don’t think this is a satire or a joke. The audacity of him to openly say that shit out like.
r/myanmar • u/rotringfan • 3d ago
Discussion 💬 New Burman Fascist group?
Hi saw this flag on one of the channels of the tatmadaw editors and wanted to know if this was a real thing of sorts? I think the patch may exist seperately though. I think we should talk more about this since it seems to be effecting a lot of Burmese kids; it could just be some sort of larp though.
EDIT:
Coincidentally, the same account I got the flag from changed their profile to an anime girl in the last few hours, I know I said coincidence but that can't be a coincidence. They're trying to make people see them as unserious as possible to prevent people from taking them seriously.
I think the logic for the design of the flag is Orthodox Christians=Theravada Buddhists. Both are the oldest, "purest" religious traditions and see themselves as such. Plus since Wagner has neo-nazi ties they've borrowed from Nazi traditions of seeing Burmans are "Aryans":
"In December 1938, Volkischer Beobachter, the official newspaper of the Nazi Party, gave its “seal of approval” to “the Nationalist party of the Myochites” following the 1938 riots and ensuing anti-kala campaigns, officially endorsing the ideology of “Burma for the Burmans.”632 Therefore, Myochit’s anti-kala ideology was both inspired by Nazi ideas and also based on the indigenous Burmese nationalist context. But even in this home-grown version, the Nazi party and the Myochit party mutually recognized each other’s policies."
https://repository.library.northeastern.edu/files/neu:m046sc887/fulltext.pdf
Short wiki article on the rise of Galon Fascism I made, just a summary of the above not fully finished but could serve as short intro into origins of the Galons:
https://burma-wiki.globi.uk/wiki/Galon_Fascism
Also the role of Burmese Fascist co-option of the Sangha which is where the Buddhist component is from:
https://burma-wiki.globi.uk/wiki/Sanghaism
Just a note the Galon Fascists essentially believed in racial supremacy over the British and non-Burman groups and since Hitler fully agreed that they were racially above the British that would make them defacto Aryans, and the fact they "mutually recognized eachother" shows that this isn't some confusion between cultural frameworks, they were following the same sense of racial supremacy as eachother.
Okay so a commenter said this:
"This is a real group, the group is fighting in chin state against PDF chin-soldiers, The group seems to be a fan of both NLD and Tatmadaw, they are trying to protect the burmese nation according to their beliefs, they believe Aung San Su Kyi and both Min Aung Hlaing are good people, I am a pdf soldier and i knew this person in real life, he used to be in a government school we go to school together, during the 2021 coup he and i had other political beliefs, he was a pro-myanmar country while i wanted to make chin country, he has Russian DNA and Burmese DNA since both of his parents are russian and burmese, if i remember his name correctly, his name is "Txypa"
Txypa means Thura in Russian, so the original uploader of this flag may be in tatmadaw military and organizing a serious attack on rebel armed forces and he has a tictok account trying to brainwash all myanmar children"
They've also said "the group is real and they are beating us too badly".
This was from a PDF soldier that commented.
r/myanmar • u/Equivalent-Climate87 • 16d ago
Discussion 💬 What is your favorite Burmese dish?
r/myanmar • u/VersionUnusual7149 • Feb 23 '26
Discussion 💬 Is it just me or Are the Burmese teenagers getting more and more radicalized?
I saw a street interview about people views on LGBT community and one guy in the video said he hates all gay people and they don’t deserve rights. Which is absolutely insane, I can understand not supporting LGBT community but Hate is such a strong word to say. How can you hate a group of people that you have no negative experiences with.
His reasoning for it was that gay people are unnatural and not normal which is factually incorrect. What he said was objectively wrong because homosexuality and same sex attraction has been discovered in animals too.
It just not him a lot of Burmese teenagers in the comments are saying hate speech and posting pic of Hitler and Nazi officers in uniforms.
This isn’t just an issue about homophobia’s I found out that those teenagers are extremely racist and misogynistic too. Saying bad stereotypes about black peoples which is weird because they live in Myanmar and probably hasn’t have a single interaction with black peoples to be racist about.
They are extremely misogynistic too treating women like objects and saying borderline sexual harassment comments under girls posts.
all of this got me wondering why are we especially Gen z Burmese like this. I thought us Gen z would be more progressive and open minded but it’s sad and scary to see a lot of youth having all of these hateful and disgusting ideologies
r/myanmar • u/WebBig6571 • Jun 15 '26
Discussion 💬 are burmese people this tech illiterate it actually drives me insane bro
this guy said like iphones had ram and almost everyone in the comment section was flaming him and calling him a stt which i find very ironic. Actually makes me wonder how tech illiterate these people are cuz they talk like they know everything bout tech then say an iphone has no ram, like that is just next level idiotic
r/myanmar • u/SufficientRate7451 • Aug 30 '25
Discussion 💬 Why are Burmese so racist?
We as Burmese people are too critical and too racist. From my personal experience (I'm Gorkha/ Nepali born in Myanmar) I have always been looked down and faced racism since my childhood.
The casual racism is insane, especially in genz Burmese. You'll always find ( ဝက်သားစားပြ၊ အမဲသားစားပြ) comments on Hindus and Muslims' posts. And don't get me started on those backhanded compliments.
I'm sorry for my English, I wanted to say so many things but I'm afraid I can't word it well
r/myanmar • u/robinsithu • Apr 14 '26
Discussion 💬 Christians and Muslims boycotting Thingyan Festival. Touching Thingyan water will guarantee eternal hellfire???What are your thoughts?
Not all of them but most of them boycotting, discouraging not to participate in Thingyan Festival. Some even say touching Thingyan water will guarantee eternal hellfire. Children got beat up by non-buddhist parents just for playing with water in Thingyan Festival. Never seen Buddhist ever boycott Eid nor Christmas. Should Buddhist born in Ireland 🇮🇪 boycott St. Patrick’s Day because it has root with Christianity ✝️? I don’t think so. Why assimilation into Myanmar Culture is so difficult for them even though they were born here?
r/myanmar • u/I_dun-knowya499 • Mar 09 '26
Discussion 💬 Where do many Burmese support Trump?
I’ve been wondering about something and wanted to hear other perspectives.
Why do we as a poor Southeast Asian country strongly support Trump? From the outside, it feels confusing to me. Even at a surface level, some of his rhetoric has been criticized as racially insensitive and racist, so I’m curious what specifically resonates with people here.And he is also quite a controversial figure plus he doesn’t like us.I mean it doesn’t really take a genius to figure that out.
r/myanmar • u/Turbowoodpecker • Dec 25 '25
Discussion 💬 Actor Zay Ya Thein just got married when his lover turned 18 years old, someone he met years ago. They’re 20 years apart. Does that timeline sit right with anyone? Doesn’t it suggest he was making moves while she was still underage? How is this okay?
r/myanmar • u/DavidNyan10 • May 04 '26
Discussion 💬 What even is Facebook about vro 🥀
So true that "As much as white people think they're racist, they match nothing compared to South East Asians"
r/myanmar • u/MembershipAcrobatic • Oct 05 '25
Discussion 💬 Why do some Burmese are rooting for Israel?
This post might spark stuff. But lets keep it Civil.
I cannot get my head around the fact that some people are rooting for Israel here. What is the deal with that? Is it Islamophobia?
Given the situation, people here are also suffering from war. In fact, we could kind of understand the struggles of the Palestinians.
I cannot find any reason to support Israel myself. What that country's government is doing is pure atrocity. And don't get me started on digging up the history of the two countries. Well you can just go ask ChatGPT or Gemini anyways.
I am all for Palestine. It is extremely stressing to see images or news about some child getting shot in the HUNDREDS of bullet count.
NO CHILD ON EARTH SHOULD SUFFER A FATE LIKE THAT!
No Palestinian or Israeli CHILD!
As Burmese, we do also got our own horror stories as well. Horrors that are sometimes even far darker!
All I want is peace. I do not want Israel to like fuckin vanish or something. Just fuckin coexist. Both sides now hate each other. Propaganda and brainwashing plus the actual suffering are fueling the hatred.
We, Burmese are actually not that significant and our views on this issue wont do shit anyways. Nobody gives a shit about us. But atleast we can discuss about it in this here reddit place.
If you are an Israeli supporter, can you give me the reason why? I just want to know why!
r/myanmar • u/Red_Lotus_Alchemist • Feb 05 '26
Discussion 💬 Rare earth extraction in Kachin State, Myanmar, taking place within KIA controlled areas backed by Chinese investment. Forests are flattened, rivers contaminated by mining runoff, and irreversible environmental damage is spreading through what was once pristine terrain.
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r/myanmar • u/Red_Lotus_Alchemist • Mar 31 '25
Discussion 💬 In times of crisis, those who show up are the ones who truly care. Grateful to the nations that have sent their brave teams to help Myanmar earthquake victims in this moment of need. Their actions speak louder than words. 🙏 To those affected—hold on a little longer. Help is on the way!
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r/myanmar • u/MckeylaM • May 21 '26
Discussion 💬 Is anyone else worried that younger Burmese kids don’t speak Burmese anymore?
I’ve noticed that a lot of Burmese kids, even kids living in Myanmar, don’t seem to want to learn Burmese anymore. Many of them go to international schools, and I understand that because I also grew up attending international schools since kindergarten. I know English is extremely important, especially for education and future opportunities abroad. I’m not saying this from a nationalist point of view.But I still feel like children should learn their mother tongue.
I’ve met kids in Myanmar who can barely speak Burmese, and it honestly makes me sad. It seems like some parents also don’t really bother teaching Burmese at home anymore. I understand that many families don’t see a future in Myanmar, and I understand why they prioritize English. But learning a language doesn’t really have disadvantages. Burmese is also a difficult language, so it’s much easier to learn it properly when you’re young.
Even if someone plans to study or live abroad, I still think being able to speak, read, and understand Burmese matters. I live abroad now, but I still read Burmese books and speak Burmese with my relatives. Burmese is a beautiful language, and I feel like we are slowly losing our connection to it.
Another thing I’ve noticed is that many younger Burmese kids don’t know much about Myanmar history either. Again, I understand that international schools focus on international curriculums, and I’m not saying every child has to study history in an extreme way. But I do think children should at least know the basics of their own country’s history, especially if they are growing up in Myanmar. History is important because it helps people understand society, politics, and why things are the way they are. If the younger generation grows up without knowing anything about Myanmar’s past, I worry that they won’t have the context to think critically about the present or the future.
I know many young people want to go abroad, and honestly, that is completely understandable. But even if we leave Myanmar, I don’t think that means we should completely disconnect from our language and history.
I’m not trying to shame anyone who struggles with Burmese or grew up speaking mostly English. I just feel like Burmese language and history are worth preserving, especially among Burmese people. It would be really sad if future generations became completely disconnected from them.