Myanmar

January 4th, 1948

The capital city of Myanmar is Rangoon

Myanmar's population density is 193 per square mile.

Orwell did not agree with the imperialistic practices of the British, so in his heart he sided with the Burmese.

There are many religious conflicts. There are around 135 ethnic group issues. Many ceasefire agreement s have never been carried out. The Myanmar people demand equality of ethnic groups, rights of autonomy, and rights for the member states for political autonomy and self determination.

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Problems of Myanmar:

The basic problems of Myanmar can be classified into three areas: poverty, dictatorship, and illegal markets. First, the economy is improvised and largely based on sustenance agriculture where people are just trying to survive. In such poverty healthcare and education are unaffordable. Myanmar is one of the poorest nations in the world with a per capita income of under $500 per year which is similar to Afghanistan's. Therefore, it is one of the 25 poorest nations in the world out of almost 200 nations. The second, and most dire, problem is the tyrannous dictatorship now ruling the nation. A small group of military leaders and their family and friends use the nation's resources to benefit themselves or increase the military in order to keep control. The military has doubled from 400,000 over the last decade. All land is technically owned by the government. Rich resources like oil, natural gas, timber, gold, and gems are exploited for the benefit of the ruling class. Hydroelectric dams are displacing thousands as well as forced emigration of ethnic groups the regime doesn't like. Agricultural chemicals are overused, or illegal chemicals, are used to increase crop yields thus destroying the environment so as to build a cash export rice crop. Malnutrition ravages the people of Myanmar due to the best land being used for export markets. Even the forests are being depleted for export. Third, illegal border and trans-border markets are increasing illegal trade. Tiger and leopard skins are sold to rich foreign souvenir hunters, live turtles sold almost to extinction, Asian elephants killed for ivory, and humans trafficked like animals of burden. Young boys and girls are often sold by their family's in desperation due to lack of food or opportunities. These children are sold as servants or sex slaves mostly in Thailand but also to other Asian nations. I, Thaddeus Andreski, have been a social studies teacher for seven years now and stay abreast of conditions in Asia and the world.

Thein Sein is the current President of Burma.

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British colonization significantly impacted the people of Burma through economic exploitation, social disruption, and cultural changes. The British implemented a system of extraction, prioritizing resources like rice and timber, which altered traditional agricultural practices and often marginalized local farmers. Colonial rule also introduced new administrative systems, leading to social stratification and ethnic divisions. Furthermore, Western education and missionary activities affected local cultures and religious practices, creating tensions between traditional beliefs and new influences.

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No, Mayanmar is not a member of the SAARC. But it is in observations till now.

The Republic of the Union of Myanmar

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The main people of Myanmar are called Myanmar or Bamar. There are seven states in Myanmar and therefore there are Seven Main races of Myanmar. They are * Kachin * Kayah * Kayin * Chin * Mon * Rakhine * Shan

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Ayeyarwady or Irrawaddy

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Historically, Myanmar has been under military rule since 1962. It is a dictatorship in which no one has the right to vote and they have a very miserably life . In the 1970s, the military government brutally suppressed student protests at leading Burmese Academic Institutions. In the late 1980s, there was increasing pressure from the Burmese people for more democratic reforms. In May of 1990, there was a free and fair election that led to the NLD (National League for Democracy) winning 80% of the vote and the parliament seats. However, the military government refused to accept the results, imprisoned the NLD leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, in her own home, and strengthened their grip on power. This effectively served as a refusal of the people's demands.

Starting in 2007, the situation began to change. In 2007, monks protested the actions of the government in what became known as the Saffron Revolution. Although the Myanmar government violently repressed the incident, it had wide international coverage and served to further isolate Myanmar. In 2008, there was a constitutional referendum to push the country closer to democracy and in 2012, the NLD won 43 out of 45 vacant seats in the Burmese Parliament. It is unclear why the Myanmar government is taking this pro-democracy stance, but NLD leaders like Aung San Suu Kyi are using it as best they can to influence policy. Ms. Suu Kyi is currently the Leader of the Opposition in the Lower House of the Myanmar Parliament and no longer under house arrest.