The Ta'ang National Liberation Army is seeking foreign and local investment in Mogoke's ruby mines and other resource-rich towns, even as deadly regime airstrikes target civilians.
Ko Phyo Paing and Ko Naing Naing Soe were arrested on the eve of a planned peaceful protest against the junta boss' visit to Thailand. Three months later, they are still being detained.
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The Ta'ang National Liberation Army is seeking foreign and local investment in Mogoke's ruby mines and other resource-rich towns, even as deadly regime airstrikes target civilians.
Ko Phyo Paing and Ko Naing Naing Soe were arrested on the eve of a planned peaceful protest against the junta boss' visit to Thailand. Three months later, they are still being detained.
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