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U Aye Ne Win: Rewriting history

August 25, 2015

The grandson of former dictator Ne Win discusses the 1988 uprising, life in prison, the reform process and deficiencies in democracy.

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Left to die: Myanmar political prisoners denied healthcare

Conditions in Myanmar’s jails are dire for all inmates, but human rights organisations say political prisoners suffer more abuses – including medical neglect that often has deadly consequences.

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