Southeast Asian Regionalism and ASEAN · 1967–Present
The Myanmar Crisis and ASEAN
The challenge of the non-interference principle in the face of domestic turmoil.
Key Questions
- 1Does the principle of non-interference hinder ASEAN's ability to solve regional crises?
- 2What is the "Five-Point Consensus" and why has it struggled?
- 3Should ASEAN suspend members that violate human rights?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
MOE: Regionalism and ASEAN - JC2
Level: JC 2
Subject: History
Unit: Southeast Asian Regionalism and ASEAN
Period: 1967–Present
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