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Through their own eyes: Displaced Kachin youth

August 12, 2018

A project launched in Kachin State five years ago is using photography and storytelling to empower young people displaced by conflict.

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Weary of war? Post-coup woes weigh on Myanmar

This edition of Political Insider examines the growing conflict fatigue among ordinary people in Myanmar as they struggle to get by in increasingly difficult circumstances.

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