Category: English Interview
The greatest challenge the revolution faces is the military’s so-called general election.
The greatest challenge the revolution faces is the military’s so-called general election.
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If we look at our neighbours India, Thailand, and China, to be honest, none of their responses are something that we revolutionary groups find particularly satisfactory.
If we look at our neighbours India, Thailand, and China, to be honest, none of their responses are something that we revolutionary groups find particularly satisfactory.
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If India genuinely wants to help, they can do a lot for our democratic and ethnic forces
If India genuinely wants to help, they can do a lot for our democratic and ethnic forces
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When neighboring countries like India support these illegitimate groups while ignoring organizations like ours, which stand firmly for the people’s liberation with clear principles, it leads to more harm than good.
When neighboring countries like India support these illegitimate groups while ignoring organizations like ours, which stand firmly for the people’s liberation with clear principles, it leads to more harm than good.
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we need to work with neighbouring countries to balance mutual interests
we need to work with neighbouring countries to balance mutual interests
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The Current Political Situation and the Future of Myanmar: Perspectives from Those Who Are Truly Fighting for Change
The Current Political Situation and the Future of Myanmar: Perspectives from Those Who Are Truly Fighting for Change
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Rebuilding Myanmar: The Revolution’s Dream for a New Future
Rebuilding Myanmar: The Revolution’s Dream for a New Future
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The Current Situation of the Revolution and the Future of the Country
Interviewer: Salai Dokhar (Editor-in-Chief, The Kaladan Post) Interviewee: Thinzar Shunlei Yi (Human Rights Activist) Editor-in-Chief: Shunlei, first of all, I want to say thank you for giving us this time. So, first of all, many of us already know, but to become more familiar with the revolutionary people, what has Shunlei done before? And also, with what purpose are you actively participating in this revolution now? Please reintroduce yourself briefly. Thinzar Shunlei Yi: First of all, thank you for inviting Shunlei. Personally, for the past fifteen years or so, I have been interested in the political and social conditions, the various situations...
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Myanmar Silent Strike on December 10: Leader Interview.
International organizations and governments, including India, must not disregard the will of the Myanmar people, who have demonstrated through Silent Strikes to demand: the release of all political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi; the rejection of the sham election prepared by the military regime; and the abolition of its illegal conscription law.
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