Zaw Min Tun: Myanmar’s army is in power, but is it in control?
Myanmar’s deputy information minister discusses military rule, anti-coup forces and ongoing ethnic conflict.
It has been more than two years since the Myanmar army took control of the country.
The battle between the military and opponents of the coup deepened as ethnic armed groups joined the conflict.
Even as violence escalates, the persecution of Rohingya Muslims has continued since 2017, when thousands fled to Bangladesh when they were attacked.
Diplomatic efforts prompted Myanmar’s leaders to allow Rohingya people back into the country. But can their safety be guaranteed?
And will efforts to restore democratic rule progress?
Myanmar’s deputy information minister, Zaw Min Tun, talks to Al Jazeera.