Podcasts

Lessons from Lashio

July 24, 2020

A contentious vote in the northern Shan State capital in 2015 is a cautionary tale for election officials committed to making this year’s election free, fair and transparent.

Account Required

You must have an account to access this content.

Create Account

Already a member? Log in here

Myanmar junta’s poll result due end of January: election official

An official from Myanmar's junta-stacked Union Election Commission said on Thursday that the results of its upcoming and widely disputed national poll were expected by the end of January next year.

BY AFP

Online,
in person,
in your inbox.

Want to make sense of what’s happening in Myanmar, regardless of where you live? Come join the conversation.

Become a Frontier Member

Support our independent journalism and get exclusive behind-the-scenes content and analysis.

Join Us

Keep your team in the loop

Take a a team membership today so that your organisation is always on top of the latest news from Myanmar.

Lessons from Lashio

Account Required

More stories

Myanmar junta’s poll result due end of January: election official

Related stories

Q&A: ‘Civilians should never be targeted’

Fear and voting in Myanmar: Junta election heralds more violence

Covering the aftermath: Journalists navigate restrictions while reporting on the quake recovery

Online,
in person,
in your inbox.

Become a Frontier Member

Keep your team in the loop

Join the community

Lessons from Lashio

Account Required

More stories

Myanmar junta’s poll result due end of January: election official

Related stories

Q&A: ‘Civilians should never be targeted’

Fear and voting in Myanmar: Junta election heralds more violence

Covering the aftermath: Journalists navigate restrictions while reporting on the quake recovery

Online,in person,in your inbox.

Become a Frontier Member

Keep your team in the loop

Join the community

Online,
in person,
in your inbox.