Burma moots early 2012 prisoner amnesty
Prisoners will be released in two batches in January and February, Burmese government minister tells leaders from the KNU Rangoon bomb blast kills woman
Explosion occurred inside compound at University of Yangon, killing one woman and injuring another, official sources say Govt-aligned Buddhist body threatens monk
Ashin Pyinyar Thiha, who met with Secretary Clinton last month, told he must leave his monastery in Rangoon by state-formed Sangha Committee Rangoon workers fight for compensation
Factory staff injured in work-related accident that left seven dead send letter to Labour Administration Department demanding justice Burma delays prisoner amnesty
Official says delay was decided at the last minute by National Defence and Security Council but likely to take place this week Nine die in Mandalay bus crash
Nearly 30 more being treated for injuries as police prepare to charge driver of bus who is suspected of falling asleep at the wheel Police criticised for missing youths
Father of boy missing since September criticises police for ineptitude despite warning from Rangoon minister about missing persons cases BBC report stirs anti-Rohingya sentiment
Map last year that depicted Rohingya as ethnic group from Arakan state still stirring animosity despite clarification from BBC Lawyer claims drugging by police
Pho Phyu, who was arrested after a farmers' protest in Rangoon, says he was given a nauseating substance during interrogation Rangoon police disperse farmers’ protest
Protesters demanding land rights are blocked by police in former capital who arrest three, including high-profile lawyer Phyo Phyu

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