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The 66(d) amendment: tinkering at the edges

September 15, 2017

Groups seeking the repeal of 66(d) are disappointed with the refusal of the NLD to allow its MPs to freely debate recent amendments to the Telecommunications Law.

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Reading the tea-leaves: A new order in Nay Pyi Taw?

This edition of Political Insider looks at Myanmar’s political prospects after the recent adoption of civilian garb by the regime.

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