Sot, Thailand. The museums house a number of artifacts relating to political prisoners in Burma, including: photographs; prisoner records; a scale model of Insein prison; a replica prison cell; and items made and used by political activists in prison. The museum is free of charge, though for group visits an appointment on the website is requested. Recently AAPP launched a virtual museum tour. Mental Health Assistance Programme In 2011, AAPP started its Mental Health Assistance Programme, with the aim to build trust, improve, and raise awareness of mental health, and encourage participation in human rights promotion and the national reconciliation process. The programme started in Mae Sot, Thailand and expanded into Burma in 2013. to date, MHAP operates in 7 States within Burma and also in Mae Sot. In October 2019 MHAP released its inaugural report on Treating Common Mental Health Disorders in Burma and the need for Comprehensive Mental Health Policies. During the COVID-19 period AAPP's MHAP gave self-care and mental empowerment talks to people in quarantine centers and those volunteering to help alleviate the mental and economic stress, using the experience of political prisoners and their family members. Publications AAPP releases thematic reports regularly exploring the pressing civil and political issues facing Burma during its democratic transition. These reports are published in Burmese and English and disseminated to international and domestic audiences. Below are hyperlinks to the English texts, the Burmese catalogue of texts can be found here - https://aappb.org/bu/category/annual-reports-burmese/ Published September 2001, Spirit for Survival Published September 2004, Women Political Prisoners in Burma Published November 2004, Burma: A Land Where Buddhist MonksAre Disrobed and Detained in Dungeons Published May 2006, 8 Seconds of Silence: The Death of Democracy Behind Bars Published May 2008, Burma's Prisons and Labour Camps: Silent Killing Fields Published August 2008, The Role of Students in the 8888 People's Uprising in Burma Published March 2010, The Role of Political Prisoners in the National Reconciliation Process Published 2011, Torture, Political Prisoners and the Un-Rule of Law Published July 2015, How to Defend the Defenders?A Report on the Situation of Human Rights Defenders in Burma andAppropriate Protection Mechanisms Published May 2016, “After release I had to restart my life from the beginning” The Experiences of Ex-political Prisoners in Burma and Challenges to Reintegration Published September 2016, Prison Conditions in Burma and The Potential for Prison Reform Published March 2018 Activism & Agency: The Female Experience of