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War, Love, Loss...and Hope.
Today, in the hills and jungles of Burma the Karen and a handful of other anti-Burmese military dictatorship groups continue to hold out against the illegal and abusive Burmese ... make way for development. SPDC War Crimes Photos, taken in Karen State inside Burma, documenting war crimes committed by the Burmese Army.
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EarthRights International - Our work in pictures
He whispers to you that you shouldn't go home; the army has just entered the village. Forced Labor on the Ye-Tavoy Railroad Monday, 27 February 2006 ... . What they receive when they arrive is quite different. SLORC Defectors Monday, 27 February 2006 The Burmese army is itself a brutal institution. Soldiers are treated badly: They are starved, overworked, underpaid, beaten, ...
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EarthRights International - Displaced Villagers
Fourth, many of these camps' locations are suspiciously favorable to an encroaching Burmese army. The camps are frequently located but a few kilometers away from the border with Burma, making them vulnerable to nighttime attacks by Burmese soldiers. In fact, one camp, Huay Kaloke, has been burned down twice in the past two years. After ...
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Two survivors from Karen state, where the Burmese military has been laying villages to waste, tell their stories. | April 2008 | New Internationalist
The longest running resistance struggle is in Karen state, and this is where the Burmese army keeps launching offensive after offensive, ripping up the lives of thousands of mainly farming ... books until BBC withdraws Burma edition. Daring to dream Dinyar Godrej on what truly inspires. Burmese daze Despite a woeful human rights record and an international boycott, foreign investment in Burma ...
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National Geographic Adventure Mag.: Excerpts: Following the tsunami volunteers and how to help out.
There are Germans, Irish, Swiss, Chileans, Israelis, Nigerians, Dutch, British, South Africans. Whole families of Swedes. Entire villages of Thais and migrant Burmese laborers were washed away, but there are very few posters for them. For locals, the search for the missing is just as frantic, but this is their home territory, and word of mouth ...
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Herper.com: Reptiles and Amphibians
Tortoise Smuggler A Tampa, FL, pet shop owner pleaded guilty to charges in a smuggling racket involving Burmese and Indian star tortoises. (News source.) Labels: crime, smuggling, tortoise posted by Chad Arment @ 6:04 ... posted by Chad Arment @ 6:38 PM 0 Comments Saturday, June 9, 2007 Army Moving Tortoises The U. S. Army is expanding the National Training Center Ft. Irwin, in the Mojave Desert, so ...
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What's New - Global Policy Forum
The Burmese Junta might take forced intervention as a cue to close Myanmars doors to any cooperation with ... proved both his involvement with the Nazi movement and his role as a lieutenant in an army unit responsible for the execution of thousands of Yugoslavs. Waldheim, who passed away in 2007, always ...
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Constitution (March 12, 2008) Despite claiming to accept a UN road map to democracy, the Burmese junta has created a draft constitution barring opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi from standing ... to rebuild business and infrastructure; second, to finance Shiite militants like Muqtada al-Sadrs Mahdi Army. Tehrans influence on sectarian violence has forced the US into a de facto alliance, acknowledging ...
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Johns Hopkins Gazette | May 19, 2008
Estimated 3.2 million Burmese potentially affected by cyclone WorldWide Telescope bring space exploration to earth What is a planet? APL conference will grapple with definitions JHU biotech program, U.S. Army enter collaborative relationship For the Record: WSE's Sharon Gerecht wins Young Engineer Award Drug therapy for genetic disorder ...
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