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The woman on a mission to expose torture in Thailand's troubled south

The woman on a mission to expose torture in Thailand's troubled south

Much of Anchana Heemmina's work involves listening to stories of immeasurable pain, all part of her campaign …

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'We wanted to scare them': the brothers who fought back against Myanmar's army

'We wanted to scare them': the brothers who fought back against Myanmar's army

The young men only had a moment to study the river before rushing into the waist-deep water. The brothers - r…

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Why This Former American Soldier Keeps Returning to War Zones

Why This Former American Soldier Keeps Returning to War Zones

On a wooded path surrounded by mountains stretching for miles in all directions, Dave Eubank and his team of …

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'Can't give up': Rise in attacks against Thai democracy activists

'Can't give up': Rise in attacks against Thai democracy activists

Bangkok, Thailand - Democracy activists in Thailand have been the target of increasing physical assaults and …

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A Buddhist Monk Was Accused of Criticizing the Thai King. He Fled the Country.

A Buddhist Monk Was Accused of Criticizing the Thai King. He Fled the Country.

The pro-democracy protests enveloping Thailand are drawing in more monks in an unusual mix of religion and po…

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'Culture of violence': The Thai military's problem with abuse

'Culture of violence': The Thai military's problem with abuse

Death of drug suspect after violent interrogation has put spotlight on allegations of abuse in Thailand's mil…

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On the road with a Myanmar revolutionary leader

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| The Spectator Australia Verified
When Khu Reedu first joined the resistance following the 2021 Myanmar coup, it was like a prophecy had been fulfilled. There is an old belief that one day a young man of Karenni descent would rise to free his people from nearly a century of oppression and violence. Today, many see that prophecy beginning to take shape as Reedu leads one of the most effective and influential revolutionary forces in the country.
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Killing their own: How Myanmar’s military targets those left behind

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| Myanmar Now Verified
An official at the detention camp in Mese, Karenni State, holds up a photograph of the five people killed in the junta airstrike on March 6 (Photo: Brennan O’Connor) After junta POWs escape their resistance captors, their families are forced to pay the price—by the regime they once served. . . Subscribe for full access Support our independent journalism by subscribing now. Subscribe now Already a subscriber? Log in
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Myanmar's junta is lashing out

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| The Spectator (World) Verified
Myanmar’s junta has once again shown its true self: calculated, despicable, and violently unrestrained. Last night, warplanes dropped two 500-pound bombs onto a crowded hospital in Rakhine State. The blast tore through the building with surgical cruelty, sending glass and metal through wards where patients slept. Dozens were killed instantly; others bled out in the darkness as the hospital collapsed around them. Many of the victims were children and infants.
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