Myanmar Now published an in‐depth article on March 17, 2025, detailing intensified protests in Yangon and other regions of Myanmar. The protests, marked by demonstrators using slogans such as 'ILO IMPLEMENT ARTICLE 33 ON MYANMAR NOW 2025', call for accountability from the military junta regarding labour rights breaches. This independent reporting highlights abuses and mobilizes public scrutiny against authoritarian practices.

Myanmar Now published an article on January 10, 2025, detailing how Mytel, a telecom company controlled by the military junta, has been sanctioned by the US for providing surveillance services and financial support that enable human rights abuses. This reporting underlines Myanmar Now’s role as an independent media outlet committed to exposing authoritarian practices.

Myanmar Now, an independent digital news outlet, published an article detailing a garment factory workers strike in Yangon, exposing deteriorating labor rights, inadequate compensation, and authoritarian practices under junta influence. The report brings marginalized workers' struggles to light and challenges state-aligned narratives.

Myanmar Now published investigative reporting on China's 1 billion yuan aid package to the Myanmar junta, detailing funds for a national census, infrastructure, and surveillance projects. This independent coverage plays a key role in exposing authoritarian support and bolstering democratic accountability.

On June 19, 2024, Myanmar Now published a detailed report exposing how the Myanmar military junta is employing Chinese technology and support to enhance its digital surveillance and internet censorship, thereby restricting free expression and access to information.

On November 14, 2023, Myanmar Now published an article reporting on calls by hundreds of civil society organizations urging Western governments to bolster sanctions and stop lending legitimacy to the Myanmar military junta. The report highlights concerns over the engagement of governments with junta-linked officials and emphasizes the need for stricter measures to curb the regime’s influence.

Myanmar Now published a detailed report on the country’s oppressive internet restrictions enforced by the military regime, documenting censorship, arbitrary arrests, and the use of a restrictive 'white list' to control online access, thereby informing both local and international audiences about authoritarian practices.

On October 5, 2023, Myanmar Now published an in‐depth investigative report detailing a UN inquiry that uncovered extensive forced labour practices and severe repression of trade unionists by the Myanmar military. The report calls for an immediate end to forced labour and violent repression, thereby promoting public accountability and transparency.

On September 28, 2023, Myanmar Now published an investigative article detailing how pro-junta Myanmar figures met with Japanese parliamentarians in Tokyo to lobby for the regime’s planned election. The report exposes attempts to legitimize the military regime through misleading narratives and deflection of responsibility for ongoing human rights abuses.