Man or woman, rich or poor, young or old, justice matters to everyone from all religions and ethnicities – it is a human right. The Myanmar Justice Survey 2017 showed that while people in Myanmar had a sound understanding of fairness and equality principles in justice, they didn’t expect it when they faced injustice. People’s opinion of the law and justice institutions have been shaped by their experience of it. Talking about injustice can be difficult and invite censure.
MyJustice initiated...
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Pyaw Kya Mal: a campaign on justice reaches over 20 million
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Empowering People to Access Justice through Technology: LannPya Access to Justice Mobile Phone Application Launched in Yangon
On November 28th, MyJustice in partnership with Koe Koe Tech Co. Ltd, launched the LannPya Access to Justice Mobile Phone Application in Yangon. The LannPya project is a joint initiative of Koe Koe Tech and MyJustice, which is funded by the European Union (EU) and implemented by the British Council.
“Access to justice is essential to strengthening rule of law in Myanmar,” said Dr. Johann Hesse, Head of Cooperation, Delegation of the European Union to Myanmar, on the importance of access to... -
MyJustice kicks off its integrated media campaign on justice in Myanmar; Let’s Talk: Fairness and Equality for All!
Pyaw Kya Mal (Lets’ Talk) is a public conversation on justice initiated by MyJustice in Myanmar. The conversation, issued in the public interest, underscores that justice matters to everyone: rich or poor, commoner or powerful, able or disabled, people from different ethnicities or religions. It emphasises the need to talk, listen and support each other in the quest for justice.
MyJustice is proud to announce that Zenn Kyi, the famous Myanmar movie star, associated with a new wave in Myanmar... -
The popular television drama The Sun the Moon the Truth: Season 2 is back!
Season 2 of The Sun, the Moon and the Truth, a Myanmar language television drama series is back on popular demand. The drama is focused on a Justice Centre in a fictional setting where ordinary people face justice issues and lawyers, police and local leaders work collectively to solve them. The series with intrigue, romance, heartbreak and the triumph of truth covers a range of common problems experienced by the people of Myanmar: exploitative money lending, government corruption, gender-based...