Better Burma

@betterburma.bsky.social

Humanitarian Aid to the vulnerable communities and advocacy for democracy movement in Myanmar linktr.ee/betterburma

Last year in Mogok, military airstrikes killed three children and injured four others when bombs struck a futsal field. Children at play became victims of a calculated attack. This was not an accident, but part of a broader pattern of violence against civilians in Myanmar.

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A year has passed, but the impact of the earthquake in Myanmar remains. Homes collapsed, families were torn apart, and communities were left to rebuild through grief. Today, we remember those lost and stand with all those continuing the long road to recovery.

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We rarely pause to notice what the body is holding: stress, fear, exhaustion. We’re hosting a 90-minute guided session on nervous system healing, designed to help release tension and reconnect. This is also a fundraiser for Better Burma, supporting vulnerable communities. 📩 Details + sign-up soon.

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After surviving Rohingya exile, Nurul Amin Shah Alam sought safety in the U.S. Instead, he was released alone by Border Patrol in Buffalo despite being nearly blind and unable to speak English. Days later he was found dead. www.investigativepost.org/.../blind-re... (Report from Investigative Post)

Blind refugee abandoned by Border Patrol dies in Buffalo.

A nearly blind refugee abandoned by Border Patrol miles from his home dies in Buffalo after having been missing for nearly a week.

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Women are often the quiet architects of community life—leading with strength, care, and resilience. This International Women’s Month, we celebrate the women and girls whose courage shapes families, communities, and futures. 💛

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852 people—431 men and 421 women from 249 families—are now displaced at Palawtapoh Camp after fleeing Lay Kay Kaw, Yathay Gu, Faluu, Min Latpan, and Mae Htaw Thalay. Entire communities uprooted. Nothing left behind.

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Today we mark 5 years since the military coup in Myanmar. We pause for those killed, jailed, and displaced. We stand with every community still living through violence and instability. And we commit to action—because solidarity must be more than words. Myanmar is not forgotten.

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⚠️ Airstrikes hit a displacement camp in Karenni State, tearing through shelters and schools. Civilians—including children, mothers, and pregnant women—were among the victims. These camps were meant to be safe, yet they have become targets.

Thadingyut, Myanmar’s Festival of Lights, marks the end of Buddhist Lent—a season of gratitude, forgiveness, and renewal. As candles brighten the night, compassion lights the way for communities across Myanmar. May our shared light bring hope to those still in shadows.

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Progress in motion: In Sagaing, what began as emergency tarps is now becoming permanent shelters. Foundations are laid, beams delivered, cement mixed—families are one step closer to safety, thanks to your support.

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