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YMBA chair U Ye Htun shakes Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's hand after presenting him with an award and making him the group's patron for life in October 2019. (Supplied | CINDCS)
YMBA chair U Ye Htun shakes Senior General Min Aung Hlaing's hand after presenting him with an award and making him the group's patron for life in October 2019. (Supplied | CINDCS)

Is the YMBA planning a return to politics?

The Young Men’s Buddhist Association promised to end its involvement in politics, but there are signs it might be changing its mind.

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