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Pat Jasan: Myanmar’s silent Christian uprising

Author : NewsGram Desk

KACHIN STATE, Myanmar — You won't hear much about it from international media. But Myanmar, exalted by the West for veering toward democracy, is in the middle of its largest civilian uprising in nearly a decade. Like practically all uprisings in Myanmar, where a domineering army still holds immense power, this revolt is turning bloody. But…

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