ShareJULY 3, 2014 The New York Times Company By THOMAS FULLER and WAI MOE BANGKOK — The authorities in Myanmar on Thursday declared a nighttime curfew in Mandalay, the country’s second-largest city, after a resurgence of religious violence left two people dead and more than a dozen injured. In terrifyingRead More

Share3rd July 2014 M-Media Reported by Lamin The religious violence has still happened in Mandalay since 1st July. Khalifah U Thein Win Aung, a leader of one Islamic Sufi order in Mandalay, opined that the violence was a dirty political trick and Muslims became scapegoats in it. A Mandalay residentRead More

Share3rd July 2014 M-Meida Reported by Chan Nyein Aye The religious violence that has been broken out since July 1st is still out of control and in fact it is escalating with more casualties. According to Irrawaddy news media, one person was hacked to death last night. This morning, anRead More

Share3rd July 2014 M-Meida Reported by Thuta In Mandalay, the second largest and ancient capital of Myanmar, a sectarian riot began to break out on 1st July and Muslim properties were destroyed. Then, in 2nd July night and 3rd July early morning, Muslims in Mandalay were under unsafe situation, feelingRead More

ShareJuly 2, 2014 M-Media Reported by Thiha A piece of news with the title of “two Muslim brothers, owners of ‘Sun Cafe’ tea shop had raped a Buddhist female worker at their tea shop” was posted at the popular Thit Htoo Lwin Blog. One event of violent attack on MuslimRead More