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Justine Drennan

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“Nichi Bei Times Closes, Nonprofit Hopes to Continue Legacy” by New America Media

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By Justine Drennan
| Nichi Bei Weekly
Published in the August 20, 2009 edition of the Nichi Bei Times The Nichi Bei Times’ board of directors has decided to close Northern California’s oldest Japanese American newspaper on Sept. 30 of this year after 63 years of business. In its place, a group of Nichi Bei Times staff and community members plan to start the Nichi Bei Foundation, a separate nonprofit reincarnation of the paper. Kenji G.
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What Leverage Does Obama Have Left to Stop Myanmar’s Backslide on Human Rights?

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By Justine Drennan, Sune Engel Rasmussen , Benjamin Wittes 
| Foreign Policy Magazine
On Wednesday, President Barack Obama arrived in a country where hopes for reform and democracy look a lot dimmer than the last time he visited, just two years ago. After embarking on a transition away from military rule and toward democracy, Myanmar still hasn’t addressed a host of human rights issues and has seen its reform efforts slow.
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‘I accept responsibility’

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By Justine Drennan
| The Phnom Penh Post
Nuon Chea did something unprecedented yesterday. While responding to civil parties’ questions at the Khmer Rouge tribunal, the co-accused acknowledged a degree of responsibility as a leader of Democratic Kampuchea. “I, of course, was one of the leaders, so I am not rejecting responsibility,” Chea said, answering a civil parties’ question about how the regime’s leaders could have led the country to such sorrow. “I share some responsibility.
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