Amid Tensions in Myanmar, An Indigenous Park of Peace Is Born

Yale e360
Nov 30, 2020, 5:00 am586 ptsHot
The Karen people of eastern Myanmar have long fought for autonomy over their lands. In a bold move, they have turned a war zone into a protected area that respects their cultural traditions and looks to save the Salween, one of the world’s last free-flowing international rivers. Read more on E360 →

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Amid Tensions in Myanmar, An Indigenous Park of Peace Is Born

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