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Families Remember Saw O Moo – Demand End to Killings, Military Road-Building

September 17, 2018

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This month of September marks five months since Saw O Moo, an unarmed civilian villager and Indigenous community leader who was killed by Burma army on April 5, 2018. However, the Burma Army has yet to return his body to his family or tell his family the location of his body. September 1st being Saw O Moo’s birthday, his wife,…

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Families Remember Saw O Moo – Demand End to Killings, Military Road-Building

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