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David on Formosa

Interview with Jeffrey Wasserstrom about his new book 'The Milk Tea Alliance'

"I was fascinated by the flow of tactics and symbols from Hong Kong in 2019 to Bangkok in 2020 and from there to Burma in 2021. It made me think of an anti-autocratic relay race with a baton being passed from setting to setting."

newbloommag.net/2025/06/12/mta

New Bloom Magazine · Tea and Solidarity: Jeffrey Wasserstrom on the Milk Tea Alliance and Pan-Asian Resistance | New Bloom MagazineIn 2020, an unlikely coalition of activists formed online. It brought together protest movements in Hong Kong and Thailand and, before long, fanned out across Asia. By some definitions…
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abolitionmedia

Myanmar: Maoists Strike Junta Army in Sagaing Region

The People’s Liberation Army (PLA), the armed wing of the Communist Party of Burma, intercepted and attacked a military council patrolling a village in the Sagaing region of Burma. Bordering the Indian states of Nagaland and Manipur to the north, Kachin State, Shan State and Mandalay region to the east, Magway region to the south, and Chin State to the west, this region is considered of strategic importance by the Maoists.

It was initially reported that eight Tatmadaw soldiers, including a second lieutenant, were killed in the attack, and that two rifles and ammunition were seized.

Source: https://secoursrouge.org/birmanie-des-maoistes-frappent-larmee-de-la-junte-dans-la-region-de-sagaing/

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Peter Riley

Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (#Burma) - 27 May 2025
Since the 1 February 2021 coup, a total of (6,750) people have been killed by the junta and pro-military groups.
29,188 have been arrested by the junta in relation to its seizure of power.
22,055 are currently in detention.
The actual numbers are likely much higher.
May 1 to 27, 2025, (97) people in total; (66) women and (31) men, were killed.

#AAPP

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Assistance Association for Political PrisonersAssistance Association for Political PrisonersThe Assistance Association for Political Prisoners , also known as AAPP, is a non-profit Burmese human rights organization based in Mae Sot, Thailand.
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💧🌏 Greg Cocks

Clark Center For Geospatial Analytics’ Role In Our Seafood Sustainability Is Anything But Shrimpy - Decade-Old Aquaculture Project Has Received Over $7.5 Million In Grants From The Moore Foundation
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clarku.edu/news/2025/05/08/cla <-- shared technical article
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[this should not (necessarily) be considered an endorsement of the mentioned organisations]

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Anomalous Human

>>At least a dozen migrants were abruptly removed to South Sudan this week, according to attorneys who argued in Tuesday’s filing that some of them didn’t receive proper notice or the opportunity to contest their deportation to a third country.

One of those attorneys, Jacqueline Brown, described the events leading up to her client, a Burmese national who speaks limited English, being removed. On Monday, her client, referred to as N.M., was notified he’d be removed to South Sudan without an interpreter, raising alarm among attorneys. Brown scheduled a video meeting with her client for Tuesday morning, but when she checked online, he was no longer in the detention system.<<

#CNN #USPol #Immigration #Deportation #SouthSudan #Burma #Myanmar #Vietnam
cnn.com/2025/05/20/politics/so

CNN · Lawyers accuse Trump administration of deporting Vietnamese and Burmese migrants to South Sudan in violation of court orderBy Priscilla Alvarez
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Assoc for Scottish Literature

“An officer – he must have been a new arrival, and a right clown – ran out in front of the company and shouted, with enthusiasm: ‘Men! The war in Europe is over!’”

—The novelist George MacDonald Fraser – then a lance-corporal in the Border Regiment in the British Fourteenth Army – spent VE Day in 1945 waiting to attack a Japanese-held village in Burma. From his memoir QUARTERED SAFE OUT HERE

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