The article discusses a protest march in Myanmar's Rakhine State, where activists are demanding a share of revenue from natural resources, specifically from the Shwe gas project. The march, which began on November 21 and reached Kyauk Phyu on November 27, highlights the Rakhine people's lack of control over their natural resources and their limited awareness of their human rights. The author, Aung Myo Oo, emphasizes the importance of educating the Rakhine people about their rights and international human rights laws. He notes that while the Rakhine are recognized as citizens of Myanmar, unlike the Rohingya, they are still not fully aware of the rights they are entitled to. The article suggests that the march could be a positive step towards the Rakhine people advocating for their rights and understanding the benefits of human rights.