Saw tun tun's interview didn't represent all refugees in the camps. but it doesn't mean his voice wasn't truth. even we Karens are different in terms of political and cultural views. i don't know if it is good or bad for our Kawthoolei. Saw Ba Lay
Burma's ethnic issue is quite complex.... but one certain thing is that most ethnic people in remote areas, especially along the border areas, have been more oppressed. but it should be understood that it has come down from the rulers or governments. look at Saw Tun Tun and his family and all other refugees. Why have they become refugees? simply because of military or authoritarian rule.
educating interview but sad story... good one, though.
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Saw tun tun's interview didn't represent all refugees in the camps. but it doesn't mean his voice wasn't truth. even we Karens are different in terms of political and cultural views. i don't know if it is good or bad for our Kawthoolei.
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forget to say it was a good interview...
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Burma's ethnic issue is quite complex.... but one certain thing is that most ethnic people in remote areas, especially along the border areas, have been more oppressed. but it should be understood that it has come down from the rulers or governments. look at Saw Tun Tun and his family and all other refugees. Why have they become refugees? simply because of military or authoritarian rule.
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