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]]> false Burma-Canadian Association of Ontario info+666f870d04c1430012f16627@mg-eu.acast.com 666f870d04c1430012f16627 bcao https://anchor.fm/s/f7b208c0/podcast/rss episodic https://assets.pippa.io/shows/666f870d04c1430012f16627/show-cover.jpg https://www.burmacanadianassociation.ca/ Talking Burma https://feeds.acast.com/public/shows/666f870d04c1430012f16627 Episode 2: NUG Minister of Human Rights Aung Myo Min - From One Revolution to Another Episode 2: NUG Minister of Human Rights Aung Myo Min - From One Revolution to Another Sun, 16 Jun 2024 22:24:39 GMT 1:01:12 3a49545f-e4c4-4122-81e7-3c155f9f608c false https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/napas-thein/episodes/Episode-2-NUG-Minister-of-Human-Rights-Aung-Myo-Min---From-One-Revolution-to-Another-e2kv34p 666f8718ce005e00133e8859 666f870d04c1430012f16627 full 1 2 U Aung Myo Min is the Minister of Human Rights for the National Unity Government of Myanmar. The National Unity Government, or NUG for short, was formed shortly after the Myanmar military enacted a coup against the elected government in 2021.

The formation of the NUG lead to the formation of the country’s first ever Ministry of Human Rights. U Aung Myo Min is not a career politician. Throughout his life he first served as a revolutionary, activist and NGO worker. He is also known to be the first ever LGBT activist in Burma’s history. Listen in to learn more about the life of Minister U Aung Myo Min.

Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias.


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]]> U Aung Myo Min is the Minister of Human Rights for the National Unity Government of Myanmar. The National Unity Government, or NUG for short, was formed shortly after the Myanmar military enacted a coup against the elected government in 2021.

The formation of the NUG lead to the formation of the country’s first ever Ministry of Human Rights. U Aung Myo Min is not a career politician. Throughout his life he first served as a revolutionary, activist and NGO worker. He is also known to be the first ever LGBT activist in Burma’s history. Listen in to learn more about the life of Minister U Aung Myo Min.

Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias.


Music Credits:
Kinetics by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space
https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

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]]> Episode 1: Mie Tha Lah - Life in Burma and Thai Refugee Camps Episode 1: Mie Tha Lah - Life in Burma and Thai Refugee Camps Sun, 16 Jun 2024 05:21:23 GMT 1:08:31 f7105ca6-ea72-4603-b1f8-e80d29d11f85 false https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/napas-thein/episodes/Episode-1-Mie-Tha-Lah---Life-in-Burma-and-Thai-Refugee-Camps-e2kucoq 666f8718ce005e00133e885a 666f870d04c1430012f16627 full 1 1 In this pilot episode of Talking Burma, Napas Thein interviews Saw Mie Tha Lah. Saw Mie Tha Lah is a Karen-Canadian who came to Canada as a refugee in 2007. As a child growing up in Burma during military rule, he saw firsthand how the country's government enforced secrecy and control over its population. The kidnapping of his father sparked a sequence of events that changed Mie Tha Lah's life.


Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias.


Music Credits:Kinetics by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space
https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

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]]> In this pilot episode of Talking Burma, Napas Thein interviews Saw Mie Tha Lah. Saw Mie Tha Lah is a Karen-Canadian who came to Canada as a refugee in 2007. As a child growing up in Burma during military rule, he saw firsthand how the country's government enforced secrecy and control over its population. The kidnapping of his father sparked a sequence of events that changed Mie Tha Lah's life.


Talking Burma was initiated by the Burmese-Canadian community to explore the amazing lives, stories, and work of people who are from Burma. Stories from Burma as a whole are generally untold. So we are looking to change the narrative and bring these stories to the forefront. Subscribe to our podcasts on your favourite streaming app and check out our social medias.


Music Credits:Kinetics by | e s c p | https://www.escp.space
https://escp-music.bandcamp.com

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