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Myanmar Garment Factory Tries to Mend Human Trafficking

Iris Gonzales

Gold-plated pagodas with monks in reddish brown robes glisten under the August sun as hawkers selling foreign investment guides now fill streets once closed by military roadblocks, a metaphor for […]

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“Comfort Women” Still Fight for Justice

Iris Gonzales

Surviving “comfort women” continue to see each other in monthly gatherings, sharing stories or belting out love songs with the videoke machine. Recently, they met at the office of Lila […]

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