In the vibrant yet traditional landscapes of Mon State, Myanmar, where culture and modernity intersect, stands Kyal Sin Htet, a symbol of resilience and hope. She is profoundly influencing her community as an LGBTQIA+ peer educator.

Amidst the serene but isolating waters of Myanmar's Irrawaddy River, an innovative mobile health service sails to the neediest communities, bringing critical healthcare where traditional facilities are hard to reach. The floating clinics initiated by AFXB Myanmar, with the support of UNFPA, navigate the river to deliver essential health services, focusing on the urgent needs of women and girls affected by the hu...

In Myanmar, the COVID-19 pandemic and an ongoing humanitarian crisis have cast long shadows over the lives of people, particularly affecting one of the most vulnerable—the elderly. According to the 2019 Myanmar Inter-censal Survey, the older population was about 5.2 million, comprising 10.1 per cent of the total conventional household population, and this percentage is projected to rise to around 13 million or almost...