In Myanmar’s ethnic conflicts, many relatives of soldiers are left behind and forgotten, forced to fend for themselves when the family breadwinners leave home.
This week, in partnership with the Mon News Agency, Doh Athan speaks with the families of New Mon State Party soldiers struggling for income, education and security.
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