- Hits: 112
- Facebook: monitored 3 groups, one page, and 13 accounts; identified 40 incidents of hate speech.
- Telegram: Monitored 24 Channels; identified 42 incidents of hate speech.
- TikTok: Monitored 24 Accounts; identified 16 incidents of hate speech.
- Print Media: Monitored 2 newspapers and 1 journal.
In total, 98 instances of misinformation/disinformation and hate speech were documented during May. The findings are presented using tables, graphs, and clear descriptive text. This report further analyses the root causes and impacts of hate speech and offers recommendations for prevention and mitigation. Due to significant limitations in achieving comprehensive coverage of the entire social media landscape, there may be undocumented incidents of hate speech that fall outside the scope of this report.
Read more: Jun 2026 - Digital Hate Monthly Report (Eng -Myan)
- Hits: 91
This report was compiled by monitoring online and print media used by the military junta and its supporters to disseminate hate speech. During May 2026, BHRN conducted a monitoring exercise with the following results:
- Facebook: monitored 3 groups, one page, and 13 accounts; identified 43 incidents of hate speech.
- Telegram: Monitored 24 Channels; identified 31 incidents of hate speech.
- TikTok: Monitored 24 Accounts; identified 26 incidents of hate speech.
- Print Media: Monitored 2 newspapers and 1 journal.
In total, 100 instances of misinformation/disinformation and hate speech were documented during May. The findings are presented using tables, graphs, and clear descriptive text. This report further analyses the root causes and impacts of hate speech and offers recommendations for prevention and mitigation. Due to significant limitations in achieving comprehensive coverage of the entire social media landscape, there may be undocumented incidents of hate speech that fall outside the scope of this report.
- Hits: 294
This report systematically monitors hate speech in Myanmar during April 2026. The aims of monitoring hate speech and misinformation are to document patterns of dissemination, identify vulnerable social groups, and assess potential impacts on specific groups.
This study examines the prevalence of incitement to violence and hate speech across major digital and social media platforms, including Facebook, TikTok, and Telegram. The spread of hate speech, misinformation and disinformation on social media and other various communication channels in Myanmar exacerbates ethnic, religious, and political tensions, fueling communal conflict.
By outlining the evolving trends of hate speech throughout April, in the current political, economic, and social landscape of Myanmar, this study aims to serve as a reference and actionable resource. It is intended for use by peacebuilders, conflict resolution practitioners, media professionals, policymakers, and Civil Society Organisations (CSOs).
Read more: April 2026 - Digital Hate Monthly Report (Eng -Myan)
- Hits: 326
This report was compiled through monitoring online and print media used by the military regime and its supporters to disseminate hate speech. In particular, during February 2026, BHRN monitored 3 Facebook groups, 1 page, and 13 Facebook accounts, identifying 34 instances of hate speech. Monitoring of 24 Telegram channels revealed 48 instances, while observation of 24 TikTok accounts identified 24 instances.
For print media monitoring, two newspapers and one journal were reviewed. In total, 106 cases of hate speech and misinformation were documented during February.
The findings will be presented using tables, graphs, and explanatory text. The report will also outline the main causes and impacts of hate speech, along with recommendations for prevention and mitigation. Due to significant limitations in conducting monitoring that fully covers all social media platforms, there may be additional hate speech incidents that were not recorded.
Read more: February 2026 - Digital Hate Monthly Report (Eng -Myan)
- Hits: 325
This report was compiled by monitoring online and print media used by the military junta and its supporters to disseminate hate speech. During January 2026, BHRN conducted a monitoring exercise with the following results:
- Facebook: monitored 3 groups, one page, and 13 accounts; identified 47 instances of hate speech
- Telegram: Monitored 24 Channels; identified 38 instances of hate speech
- TikTok: Monitored 24 Accounts; identified 19 instances of hate speech
- Print Media: Monitored 2 newspapers and 1 journal.
Overall, during January, a total of 104 instances of misinformation and hate speech were documented. The findings are presented using tables, graphs, and clear descriptive text. This report further analyses the root causes and impacts of hate speech, offering recommendations for prevention and mitigation. Due to significant limitations in achieving comprehensive coverage of the social media landscape, this report may miss undocumented hate speech incidents.