- Civilian casualties rise in southern Arakan amid relentless junta bombardments
- Photo exhibition in Mae Sot raises funds for Arakanese IDPs
- Ineligible youths recruited under NDEP in Mrauk-U, families say
- Arakan Army repels junta advances as clashes intensify in Kyaukphyu
- Photo News: “Silent Message” photo exhibition in Mae Sot highlights plight of war-affected Arakanese civilians
Photo News: “Silent Message” photo exhibition in Mae Sot highlights plight of war-affected Arakanese civilians
A photo exhibition titled “Silent Message” is underway in Mae Sot, Thailand, aiming to raise international awareness of the living conditions and daily struggles of civilians affected by the war in Arakan State.
14 Sep 2026
DMG Newsroom
14 September 2026, Mae Sot, Thailand
A photo exhibition titled “Silent Message” is underway in Mae Sot, Thailand, aiming to raise international awareness of the living conditions and daily struggles of civilians affected by the war in Arakan State.
The exhibition opened on the morning of September 14 at the Wattana Village Resort in Mae Sot.
Organizers have curated 50 documentary photographs captured by Arakanese photographers and local youths across various parts of Arakan State.
The photographs document the ongoing hardships faced by internally displaced persons (IDPs), along with developments across Arakan State.
Proceeds from the sale of photographs during the event will fund humanitarian aid and emergency support for displaced civilians in Arakan State.
Opinion
.jpg)
How Can Myanmar’s Political Crisis Be Brought to an End?
By Admin 13 Sep 2026
By Cutting Trees, We Are Killing Ourselves
By Admin 06 Sep 2026
A Modern August We Must Never Forget
By Admin 31 Aug 2026
Arakan’s Political Shifts and the Debate Over Rights and Governance
By Admin 27 Aug 2026
Securing Rights for Bangladesh's Indigenous Peoples is Indispensable
By Admin 09 Aug 2026
POLITICS
BUSINESS
Industry to manufacture finished goods from coconut starting in early 2020
By Aung Kaung Zaw 20 Nov 2019
