Big challenges remain, from accountability for Rohingya crackdown to EU trade threats

Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were jailed for reporting on Rohingya crackdown

Wa Lone and Kyaw Soe Oo were sentenced to 7 years in prison in September

The One Free Press Coalition puts focus on journalists jailed or attacked for their work

Knut Ostby has held the role since late 2017

Decision follow uptick in violence associated with the militants, says executive

Project, which would have displaced thousands, had 90% of any power produced earmarked for China

Myanmar’s de facto leader focuses on economy in speech to investors

Foreign investors play waiting game two years into Aung San Suu Kyi administration

Human rights groups fear persecuted minority will face ‘dire conditions’ upon return

Serge Pun says trade war means time is right to invest in Yangon, the next Shenzhen

‘Everything but arms’ programme contingent upon respect for rights

Rights groups say action would hurt workers but leave military leaders unscathed

Myanmar’s de facto leader faces international condemnation after crackdown on Rohingya

South-east Asian nation’s de facto leader says reporters broke the Official Secrets Act

Attacks on minorities and the media cloud economic progress

Nobel laureate has seen her image slide following crackdown on Myanmar journalists

The jailing of two reporters is an attempt to halt scrutiny of army atrocities

Case seen as defining moment for Aung San Suu Kyi’s civilian government