Hanna Ingber

The plight of the Rohingyas has been so bad for so long that most political analysts and longtime Myanmar watchers assume that Suu Kyi, the champion of human rights, recognizes their struggle and just can’t be vocal about it. Now she's a politician, the thinking goes, her hands are tied.

Oprah has been taking heat for her show on India, but NBC's London Olympics opening ceremony coverage was much worse.

There is fashion. And then there is Olympics Fashion.

Decades of neglect by former junta cause tens of thousands to die for lack of care.

A report by former FBI Director Louis Freeh into the Sandusky Penn State sexual abuse scandal has triggered outrage and disbelief.

Reporter Hanna Ingber and her sources cautiously determine what the new government will tolerate after years of relentless suppression.

Despite reforms in non-conflict areas, health care in eastern Burma is almost nonexistent.

New government pledges more investment into dilapidated system as women leave country for treatment.

In the Myanmar state of Kachin, women gather evidence of rape. But leaders and some activists say time isn't right for investigation.

Aung San Suu Kyi is Myanmar's most well known woman leader, but not the only one; meet some lesser-known women who have worked in her shadow, taking bold steps toward a more just country.