The relationship between Myanmar's minority and majority communities has become increasingly fractured in recent years, resulting in wide-spread fear, violence and a regional refugee crisis. Routine discrimination is a daily experience for many minorities, and despite the end of direct military rule, the situation is not improving.

To develop more understanding of minority rights issues in Myanmar, and to provide minority communities and activists with advocacy and education tools, EngageMedia launched Khaw Than (A Call in Need), a film curation, outreach and engagement program.

Featured below is a collection of the films from Myanmar (including one from Indonesia) that were promoted and screened as part of the program.

Read blogposts on the screenings conducted here:

• Introducing our Minority Rights and Interfaith Film Screening Series: Khaw Than
• Using Documentaries on Myanmar's Minorites to Promote Peace
• Yangon Nights: Film Screenings for Minority Rights

In cooperation with the Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung and Open Society Foundations.