Keyword: rohingya
Robert Wright argues that mindfulness practice can help erode what has become of the world's biggest problems.
Asia Society's Debra Eisenman discusses the unfolding crisis involving the group often called "the world's most persecuted minority."
Asia Society Policy Institute Executive Director Debra Eisenman describes the events that led to unprecedented violence toward Myanmar's "stateless" Muslim minority.
Asia Society's Debra Eisenman explains the backdrop of Myanmar's most influential leader's trip to the United States.
From Iran to Nepal and Singapore to Syria, here's how 2015 will be remembered on the world's largest continent.
2009 Osborn Elliott Prize winner Greg Constantine discusses his work depicting the struggles of stateless minority groups around the world through photography.
Reuters reporters Jason Szep and Andrew R.C. Marshall were honored at an event that highlighted both the difficulties and rewards of long-form investigative reporting in Asia.
"Pent-up grievances are being unleashed," say Reuters journalists of the sectarian violence in Myanmar. For its coverage, Reuters won Asia Society's 2014 Osborn Elliott Prize for Excellence in Journalism in Asia.
"We do not expect the situation for the Rohingya to improve," says an AP journalist who covered some of the most shocking sectarian conflict in Myanmar.
A child of the Rohingya minority group applies a traditional cosmetic paste at an IDP camp in Sittwe, Myanmar on May 18, 2013. (Soe Than Win/AFP/Getty Images)
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