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Brennan O'Connor

Brennan O'Connor
Brennan O’Connor is a freelance photographer and writer based in Southeast Asia, currently working on a photo book documenting Burma’s border areas. The project has taken him around the region to photograph the numerous rebels, refugees and migrants residing on both sides of the Dividing Lines.
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News, Affairs, Features

War returns to Kayin State

In Kayin State’s Hpapun Township, the Tatmadaw’s strategic ambitions have re-opened conflict with the Karen National Liberation Army and brought back bitter memories for local residents.
BY Brennan O'Connor

 

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Affairs, Features

Looming end of rations leave thousands with uncertain future

The last food rations for more than 8,000 IDPs will run out at the end of September and many are apprehensive about government resettlement plans.
BY Brennan O'Connor

 

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Photo Essays, Features

No man’s land

Hundreds of people live as squatters on a sliver of riverside land along the Myanmar-Thai border that is notorious for lawlessness and drug deals.
BY Brennan O'Connor

 

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Photo Essays, Affairs, Business, Features

SEZs under scrutiny

Lessons learned from Thailand suggest that strict environmental controls on Myanmar’s three big special economic zones will avoid serious pollution and public health problems in the long term.
BY Brennan O'Connor

 

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