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Aiding Oppression or Saving Lives?

by Admin | Sep 5, 2025 | Highlights, Humanitarian Crisis, Opinion Papers

Source: Transnational Institute | By Min Htet, Hsu Wai, Felix, Su Aung, Ei Phyoe, Phyoe Khaing, Wai, Thae Htwe, Ri Ki

Risking their own safety, local civil society organisations, volunteer networks, youth groups, and faith-based actors continue to lead response efforts in the hardest-hit areas.

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