Doh Athan, translated as Our Voice, is an investigative podcast project produced by Frontier Myanmar in partnership with Fondation Hirondelle. Operating as a critical source of humanitarian documentary, the team delivers bilingual reports in Burmese and English that amplify the experiences of marginalized communities. Their work utilizes field recordings and in-depth interviews to document systemic human rights violations, specifically focusing on the qualitative impact of conflict on ordinary citizens. Key investigative subjects include the series on MBA Scams and the documentation of the Conscription Law’s social consequences. Recent reporting titled Under Fire: a nurse on the frontlines of Myanmar’s revolution exemplifies their focus on gender-based perspectives within high-risk zones. By providing a platform for survivors of digital violence and economic displacement, Doh Athan creates a historical record of the country's evolving social landscape. The project maintains journalistic independence through a membership-driven model, ensuring that voices from regions like Rakhine and Sagaing reach a global audience.