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         		 Upon first entering the Akah village, my guide and I could hear a lound clanging and singing. As we stubled upon the scene my guide excitedly whispered to me,
         		 Taken from the back of a motorbike, coming home from the hills. : by joeflaten, Views[902]
     
    After the celebratory wedding dance, I was invited back to the women's home where they rested, ate fruits and nuts and chewed betel nut. I was offered all of these and sat down with them for a while.: by joeflaten, Views[759]
         		 Lahu Tribal chief: by joeflaten, Views[435]
         		 Hill tribe children coming back to village from collecting wood: by joeflaten, Views[434]
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         		 Childen in the mountains taking down the Burmese flag after school, trying to reach it as the burmese people are trying to reach and hope for democraty.: by jeff_bauche, Views[393]
         		 But burmese people are at the opposite of the Governement who lead them. They are open minded, friendly, funny and smily. Even if they have to work hard, as this volunteer building the road to his hill tribe village instead of the governement. : by jeff_bauche, Views[990]
     
    Even women and sometimes children have to work and carry heavy rocks to build the road.: by jeff_bauche, Views[402]
         		 The military junta doesn't help people, so people have do themselve what the governement should do, like building themselve roads to reach further villages all of them are volunteers. The time they spend working on the road is not used to work in the rice paddy fields and tea.: by jeff_bauche, Views[356]
         		 Burma is led by a military junta known as the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), renamed the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC). Opposition parties are banned, but exist illegally. As you can see, a building of the National League for Democracy, the major opposition party, was demolished by the military junta after the last elections, held on 27 May 1990. The National League for Democracy won the elections with 60% of the votes but the SLORC refused to acknowledge the results. The dictatorship of the military junta was born. And is still alive.. The next
         		 A monk from Mandalay, Myanmar, smokes in front of his old teak monastery. Not many monks do smoke, except for some in the older generations.: by dvlazar, Views[2215]
         		 A novice Monk in Sittwe, Myanmar, prays from a well used prayer book in his ancient teak monastery. The traditions of Buddhism are upheld very strongly today in Myanmar, and monks pray throughout the day to honour the teachings of the Buddha.: by dvlazar, Views[909]
     
    Inside their teak monastery, two novice monks rest by a large window, characteristic of these ancient buildings. Taken in the town of Sittwe, Myanmar.: by dvlazar, Views[621]
         		 Two novice monks sit together outside an ancient temple in Sagaing, Myanmar. This grand and ornate temple is in the grounds of their monastery, a place where monks of all ages grow up together, forming a brotherhood of close connections.: by dvlazar, Views[1550]
         		 Two monks from different generations sit together on an ancient stone chair in the grounds of their monastery. Taken in Amarapura, Myanmar. : by dvlazar, Views[952]
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