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By Emily Fishbein

By Emily Fishbein
Emily Fishbein is a freelance writer who has been based in Myanmar since 2015. She seeks to share diverse stories and perspectives, especially from Kachin. Prior to writing, she worked with refugees and IDPs in Myanmar and the United States.

Articles by By Emily Fishbein (30 posts)

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Prayers answered as Tatmadaw drops complaint against Kachin Baptist leader

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Kachin activist pair picks jail over fine for street performance

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Youth rush to help households as 10,000 affected by Myitkyina flooding

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‘The blood spoke’: Lisu deaths stir unrest in Kachin

A demonstration against the Kachin Independence Army’s alleged killing of Lisu civilians has shone a light on communal relations in Kachin State in the shadow of civil war.
BY Emily Fishbein

 

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  • September 8, 2020
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