In Hiding: A year of survival under the Burma Army 2004-2005
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Save In Hiding: A year of survival under the Burma Army 2004-2005
From: Front Films
Posted: Nov 23 07
Witnessed: 7632 times
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Burma
Internally displaced persons
burma, conflict, genocide, human rights, Internally Displaced People, karen, land mines
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"In Hiding" is a detailed account of human rights abuses committed by the Burma Army against ethnic minorities inside Burma over one year. It is an unrelenting document of the harsh reality of life inside Burma. The film shows a people who continue to resist the Burma Army and despite intense oppression, have hope.
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