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Ethnic groups in Burma: development, democracy and human rights

By:

SMITH Martin

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London: Anti Slavery International, 1994Description: 139pISBN:

0900918349 (pbk.)

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Summary: Gives a short history of Burma and its ethnic diversity. Goes on to describe the excesses and human rights abuses under SLORC military rule, and concludes by noting the effects of 5 decades of conflict and political turbulence.

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Gives a short history of Burma and its ethnic diversity. Goes on to describe the excesses and human rights abuses under SLORC military rule, and concludes by noting the effects of 5 decades of conflict and political turbulence.

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