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Myanmar Update, February 7, 2021
Subject: Myanmar Update
From:Thae
Date: February 7, 2021
From:Thae
Date: February 7, 2021
Yesterday (Feb 6, 2021) The Military Government banned the access to internet with the purpose of news blankout! Since we can’t access to internet and reliable news sources, in order to weaken our strength to fight against the injustice, they announced a lot of fake news yesterday which made us confused, and desperate.
The revolution has started in Myanmar! Thousands of people regardless of gender, age, and ethnicity are on the road participating in the revolution. I have attached some photos for you to take a look at what is really happening in Myanmar.
Also in the revolution, we show our soul how much we want the police, and the soldiers to be with us, and how much we want want them to fight this battle together. We don’t want violence. We just hope they will be together with us this time.
“We will win this fight together.”
All the best
Thae
Holiday Season: Small Acts, Big Difference
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| Here’s a small experiment for this year’s holiday season, and your invitation to join if you like:
Between now and the end of the year (2014) consider doing something special — something that you haven’t done before — to make a difference in the lives of others. Then post a 1 – 3 sentence story about it, below. (And if you have more than one story, you can post more than once!) Then, let’s check back from time to time, and at the end of the year, and see what happens! 🙂 — Aryae |
Rescuing Children from Forced Labor
From KarmaTube:
Stand With Sanju: Unraveling the Truth About Child Rug Labor
Where do those beautiful rugs you see in stores come from? Let Sanju explain their origin in her own voice. When Sanju was eleven years old, a broker took her from her home and forced Sanju into child labor. She had to weave knots daily from four in the morning until eight at night. Hungry and tired, Sanju watched as her cut hands become knobby from continuous knot-weaving, and wondered: was this what her life would always be? Two years ago, GoodWeave rescued Sanju. GoodWeave, a nonprofit organization that aims to end child labor in the rug industry, works tirelessly to free and educate hundreds of thousands of enslaved children. To stop child trafficking, GoodWeave encourages buyers to only purchase rugs with the GoodWeave label. Reunited with her parents, Sanju now goes to school, thanks to GoodWeave and people like you.
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