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When ‘living becomes harder than dying’: The quiet crisis consuming Yangon
Once alive with promise, Yangon is now gripped by hunger, despair, and a rising wave of suicides
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‘We cannot choose our neighbour’: A glimpse of Bangladesh as the Rohingya crisis persists
By turns inspiring, frustrating, and heartbreaking, my recent trip to Bangladesh underscored how international tension can thwart progress in addressing even the most urgent humanitarian needs
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‘No home, no safety’: Voices from a country at war
Civilians describe a life of terror: bombings, arrests, and forced conscription pushes thousands to flee into Thailand’s Mae Sot town.
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Inside Myanmar’s Prisons: ‘They are slowly killing them’
The recent death of activist Wut Yee Aung is just the latest example of the junta’s deliberate—and deadly—neglect of injured political prisoners
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‘Turning the soil’: A senior defector describes Myanmar junta’s policy of war crimes
A high-ranking military defector lifts the lid on the regime’s systematic targeting of civilians—and the dangerous reality of speaking out