Doh Athan

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Wai Wai Nu is a well-known Rohingya activist and founder of the Women's Peace Network. When she spoke to Doh Athan on this tragic anniversary, she said people need to address past and current wrongs in order to work together for a future truly democratic state.
The National Unity Government recently appointed Rohingya activist U Aung Kyaw Moe as deputy human rights minister. He spoke to Doh Athan about his role in the government and his hopes for equality and inclusion under a future federal government.

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