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Joint SPDC/DKBA attacks, recruitment and the impact on villagers in Dooplaya and Pa'an districts

Published:
27th May 2009
The following photographs are part of a larger human rights report. Please follow the link for the full report:
Joint SPDC/DKBA attacks, recruitment and the impact on villagers in Dooplaya and Pa'an districts
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    Location: 
    Dooplaya District
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    Location: 
    Dooplaya District

    The picture on the left shows a father feeding his son at a Thai village near the Burma border on April 30th 2009. The father and son were amongst a group of about 200 villagers who fled the joint SPDC/DKBA attacks on Ghaw Lay Kee on April 19th. The photo on the right shows the remains of the child's limited meal of rice and fish paste [Photos: KHRG]

  • Photo-1
    Location: 
    Dooplaya District
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    Location: 
    Dooplaya District
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    Location: 
    Dooplaya District
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    Location: 
    Dooplaya District

    The four pictures above, taken on April 30th 2009, show displaced villagers from Ghaw Lay Kee staying in their recently built huts at a Thai-Karen village in Thailand's Tak Province after a joint SPDC/DKBA attack on a KNLA army camp near their homes on April 19th 2009. [Photos: KHRG]

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