Two years after the coup: The entreprenuer

The military coup has radically altered the lives of many Myanmar people, forcing some to take up unexpected new career paths. Among them is Moe Thuzar, a business owner who once dreamed of a career in music.

Doh Athan is a weekly podcast about human rights issues in Myanmar. Episodes are reported by Frontier and media partners across the country, and produced in partnership with Fondation Hirondelle, with the support of our donors.

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