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State Counsellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Daw in COVID-19 protective gear leaves an inspection of safety protocols for voting at a district election sub-commission in Nay Pyi Taw on October 20. (AFP)

Delay the vote? The debate that’s splitting Myanmar

The government is adamant that voting will go ahead on November 8, but many of the crucial components in a free and fair election are being hampered by COVID-19.

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Targeting civilians

This week on Season 2, Episode 25 of What’s Happening in Myanmar; the junta targets civilians with an airstrike on a Rakhine market killing at least 50, Malaysia repatriates nearly 1,500 refugees and flooding has killed 41 while fighting and airstrikes continued across Kayah, Kayin and Sagaing.
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