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Myanmar’s last generation of tattooed headhunters

February 27, 2020

Ngon Pok remembers his father and grandfather returning triumphantly to his tribal village in Myanmar's far north with a human head.

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‘Recovery will take time’: Sagaing Region grapples with floods

Farmers in many areas of central Myanmar have seen their crops destroyed by massive floods, with the regime impeding humanitarian assistance and the resistance struggling to cope with the disaster.

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