Looking back at the establishment of the 2008 Constitution, we can see that Myanmar’s democratic journey is almost a decade old. Yet, its foundational principal of the rule of law is still surrounded by hesitation and trepidation.

The future of a nation rests on how far its children gain access to early education and the extent to which they get to exercise their rights. Therefore, it is our duty to preserve and protect the inherent dignity of children, at all costs.

Myanmar observed World Hepatitis Day 2019 on 28 July in Yangon.

Myanmar is one of the 13 countries where tigers can be found, which is a matter of pride for the nation.

Myanmar recorded an estimated 69,554 new cancer cases, with 51,059 people dying of the disease, in 2018. Not only has the figure risen steadily since, but it has also been predicted that cancer deaths will increase by over two-thirds by 2030.

The fruits and vegetables we eat everyday should be free from chemicals and should be safe for consumers. But, they are not free from chemical inputs such as fertilizers and pesticides before they arrive on the table. That situation has brought diseases and unnecessary consequences to the health of the people.