An analysis by The Irrawaddy shows a sharp rise in the number of people killed in junta airstrikes last month. The vast majority of the victims were civilians.
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The globe must summon the moral courage to stand with Aung San Suu Kyi and Myanmar's people in their struggle against a brutal dictatorship.
An analysis by The Irrawaddy shows a sharp rise in the number of people killed in junta airstrikes last month. The vast majority of the victims were civilians.
No takers for $140m starting price of iconic Yangon address at center of country's democracy struggle.
Press gangs prowl the streets of Mandalay and Bagan, snatching people on their way to or from work on trumped-up charges or for no reason at all.
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