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Zarganar is the most famous artist of Burma, and a former political prisoner.

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Thousands of cyclone-affected households in the delta are falling into a debt trap

Before the cyclone, Aye Kyu and her husband regularly found work as day laborers in the paddy fields belonging to farmers in the surrounding villages. In the wake of the cyclone there has been little work, forcing Aye Kyu and her husband to take

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Monk Gambira biography

He was one of the most visible and outspoken young monks leading the 'Safron' demonstrations, a key organizer, switching his time between Rangoon and Mandalay to avoid the authorities. He went underground following the crackdown but was hunted down

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Zarganars'interview : 2008, June 2nd

Can you talk about the situation on the ground since the cyclone struck Rangoon and the Irrawaddy delta? We started our (volunteer) emergency relief work on May 7, and we are still working. I have been to all the townships struck by the disaster,

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Cyclone Nargis, Chapter 3 : burmese people stand by the victims, Zarganar takes part

Many Burmese people made donations and / or participated to collect food and to clean. The junta thwarted the volunteers effort : the cyclone-affected area was closed by military who ordered them to leave their supplies to be distributed by the army.

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