Online Burma/Myanmar Library
Classified and annotated links 
to more than 15,000 full text documents on Burma/Myanmar


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Main Library (by subject):  Cyclone Nargis; Activism (groups from Burma, solidarity groups, campaigns, publications); Anthropology; Archaeology; Aung San Suu Kyi; Burma/Myanmar Studies; Chao-Tzang Yawnghwe - various writings, photos etc.; Children; Civil Society; Civil War; Communications; Development; Dialogue/Transition; Drugs; Economy; Education; Environment; Foreign Relations; Funding; Geography; Health; History; Human Rights; Internal Displacement/Forced Migration; International Assistance to Burma; International Labour Organisation (ILO); Labour issues; Languages of Burma; Law and Constitution (including the National Convention); Migration; Military (Tatmadaw), Military Intelligence and police; Non-Burman and non-Buddhist groups; Palaeontology; Politics and Government; Publications, ministries, embassies and other SPDC-related sites; Refugees; Regional Co-operation; Social studies; Society and Culture; Statelessness; States and Divisions of Burma; Tourism; Trafficking; Unclassified; United Nations System; Women;

Reading Room (by source):  Abstracts, bibliographies, scholarly journals, libraries, institutes, universities, other research tools; Archives hosted by OBL; Bibliographies and online documents of individual Burma/Myanmar scholars; Blogs; Book Reviews and Announcements; Broadcast media; Burma news; Burma News (archived); Burma newsletters, periodicals and news archives; Burma portals; Burmese Community sites; Burmese-language news sources; Conferences/seminars etc.; Discussion Groups; Electronic Newspapers; Films, videos, photographs and other images of Burma; General information, profiles, statistics; Major online locations of books, reports and articles on Burma; Maps and satellite imagery; Multilingual resources; Online sale of books, CDs, magazines etc.; Print and broadcast media produced by the SLORC/SPDC; Private sector publications produced under censorship restrictions; Search engines; Sources of online full-text books, articles etc. on Burma/Myanmar;

Alphabetical list of subjects: Complete list of categories and sub-categories.

reg.burma archive (1993-2001): This is the 220MB archive of the IGC online conference which was the main vehicle for online Burma communications for most of the '90s. The archive, which is fully searchable from the reg.burma search, contains all the issues of the BurmaNet News from 1993-2001 and its predecessors, early numbers of "Burma Issues" and about 30,000 pages of other material, including some long documents. This is the conference that was searchable from the "Burmanet Gopher" which disappeared a couple of years ago. Now, thanks to IGC, ibiblio and OBL, it is back for searching (not for posting).

Burma Press Summary: Complete Text Archive (i.e. minus graphics)  of Hugh MacDougall's abstracts of "The Working People's Daily" and "The New Light of Myanmar" April 1987 to December 1996. Many full texts of speeches, laws etc. An important resource for Burma researchers. Warning: some big files.