Resisting Military Rule in Burma (1988 - 2024) by Nandita Haksar & Soe Myint is a powerful account of Burma’s long struggle against military rule. Drawing on lived experience and careful reporting, it traces the courage of activists, citizens, and communities who continued to resist repression across decades of upheaval.
This book offers readers a clear, moving look at politics, human rights, and the cost of resistance in Burma. It will appeal to anyone interested in contemporary Asian history, democracy movements, and stories of resilience in the face of authoritarian power.
