Mandy Sadan continues to discuss her books "Being and Becoming Kachin" and "War and Peace in the Borderlands of Myanmar: The Kachin Ceasefire 1994-2011".

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British historian and professor Mandy Sadan discusses her work in Burma documenting the Kachin Ceasefire from 1994 to 2011.

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Meet Chu Wai, a Burmese artist now living in France. In this episode, she discusses the cultural taboos her art addresses in Burmese society.

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Yasmin Ullah is the author of "Hafsa and the Magical Ring," a children's book that tells the story of a Rohingya girl displaced from her home in Burma and forced to live in a refugee camp with her family. Watch Yasmin read the book here.

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Mon Mon Myat is a PhD candidate researching totalitarianism in Burma. She discusses the pro-military propaganda, disinformation, and psychological warfare tactics used against the people of Burma and how it no longer works.

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U Kyaw Min talks about writing his book "Rohingya History: Reality, Devoid of Myth" on toilet paper in prison, only to be released and have difficulties getting it published because of using the word Rohingya in the title. The e-book is available here.

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Wendy Law-Yone shares an anecdote about her father Ed Law-Yone, founder of The Nation newspaper in Rangoon, Burma (Yangon, Myanmar) and member of the government-in-exile led by U Nu. This story of resistance to military rule remains relevant 60 years later.

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Atlanta Burmese Voice (ABV) Podcast launched earlier this year in Atlanta, Georgia. Salai Thung is the founder of ABV. He discusses the challenges of producing a podcast for the diaspora, given the information needs of everyone in Burma. #whatshappeninginMyanmar

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Francis Wade talks about how the title of his book "Myanmar's Enemy Within: Buddhist Violence and the making of a Muslim 'Other'" was selected. It was published in 2017.

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Khin Ohmar is the founder and chair of Progressive Voice, a human rights-based policy research and advocacy organization in Burma. She discusses the junta's new organizations registration law and the humanitarian resistance against it. #whatshappeninginMyanmar