Two Years after the Coup
What can be done to address the ongoing crisis and suffering in Myanmar?
Rohingya
Buddha Buzz Weekly: Myanmar’s Junta Charges Aung San Suu Kyi with Corruption
The deposed civilian leader is being accused of accepting bribes and abusing her authority. Plus, the US Senate passes a bill to increase support for Tibetans, and meditation app CALM donates to a mental health organization…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: Fire Devastates Rohingya Camp
A fire destroys shelters and leaves thousands homeless at a refugee camp for Rohingya Muslims, Bhutan prepares to vaccinate its population, and Buddhists respond to the Atlanta shootings and the rise in anti-Asian hate crimes. Tricycle…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: “Burmese Bin Laden” Turns Himself In
Buddhist monk Ashin Wirathu surrenders to Myanmar police, Rohingya Muslims raise funds for Buddhists in need, and protesters in Thailand co-opt Buddhist and celestial symbols traditionally used by the monarchy for their struggle. Tricycle looks back…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: Thai Monk Backs Marriage Equality
Buddhist monk Shine Waradhammo shows his support for Thailand’s LGBT+ community, a monk in Cambodia falls victim to a government-backed smear campaign on Facebook, and new reports shed light on Rohingya resettlement. Tricycle looks back at…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: The Rohingya Face COVID-19
Rohingya refugees face barriers to getting tested for the coronavirus, monks in Wuhan share their surplus vegetable harvest, and Buddhist groups continue to voice support for Black Lives Matter. Tricycle looks back at the events of…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: Buddhists Resist Turning Bodhgaya into Quarantine Site
Monasteries in Bodhgaya, India, request that they not be used as quarantine centers, the coronavirus reaches Rohingya camps, and Tibetan women create a hotline to help people affected by violence during lockdown. Tricycle looks back at…
Buddha Buzz Weekly: Rohingya Caught in Muslim Ban Expansion
Myanmar among six countries Trump added to Muslim ban, coronavirus causes Dalai Lama to cancel events, and Buddhist art scholar Marilyn Martin Rhie passes away. Tricycle looks back at the events of this week in the…
A White Rose for Myanmar
Buddhists in Myanmar are pushing back against the country’s nationalist monastics and trying to shift public opinion on the Rohingya crisis.
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