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Does God still exist in Myanmar?
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Does God still exist in Myanmar?
Yesterday 14:18Key points summarised by AI
The author directly confronts a humanitarian leader with the profound question of God's existence amidst Myanmar's decades-long conflict, marked by immense suffering, 100,000 deaths, and 5.2 million displaced.
Despite the pervasive violence and despair, the narrative reveals individuals across the conflict spectrum—from armed leaders dreaming of education to peacebuilders—who cling to hope and work towards a better future.
The profound impact on ordinary citizens is underscored through the 'tent generation' and 'cave generation,' children born into displacement who know only war as their reality.
Ultimately, the piece explores how belief—in God, humanity, or a better future—persists in Myanmar, exemplified by figures like David Eubank, who continue to act on faith amidst unimaginable devastation.
Thai court accepts encroachment case against Deputy Education Minister
Today 11:26Key points summarised by AI
A Thai court accepted a land encroachment case against Deputy Education Minister Kanokwan Vilawan and nine others, including her father and land officials.
The charges allege the minister and her father illegally obtained land title deeds in 2002 for plots within Khao Yai National Park, despite aerial surveys confirming the land remained thick forest.