Arakkha Government Provides Free Medical Care to Locals and IDPs in Taungup District

Arakan Army's Mee Na Gare Military Region Donates 10 Million Kyats for Rehabilitation of Kaung Tat Village in Namhkam

Nearly 4,000 People from Arakan Forcibly Conscripted by Myanmar Military Within a Year, UCW Reports

BGB Seizes Record Haul of 1.05 Million Yaba Pills Worth Tk 31.78 Crore

Military Junta's Navy Heavily Shells Kyeintali Town with Artillery

Arakkha Government Welcomes Back and Resettles Displaced Persons Who Fled to Bangladesh

Two Civilians Injured After Terrorist Military Fires Machine Gun at Motorboat in Kyaukphyu Township

Three Innocent Civilians Injured and Monastery Damaged in Kyaukphyu Bombing by Military Commission Forces

On This Day in Arakan History ၊ June 8, 1961 8 June 1961 marks a high point of ethnic political unity in the post-independence period. On this day, Arakanese leaders: U Maung Oo Kyaw and U Thar Htun joined other non-Burman nationalities at the Taunggyi Conference to present the Federal Draft, or Shan Principles, to the government of U Nu. The proposal sought to reform the 1947 Constitution by establishing a genuine federal system, including recognition of an “Arakan State” as