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Thursday, February 29, 2024
See Irrawaddy--David Scott Matthieson review of Scot Marciel's Imperfect Partners
I can empathize with Marciel and his colleagues. Based in Yangon during this time, I witnessed a never-ending stream of imperious visitors who had all the answers in just three short days in-country, with the obligatory one-hour atrocity tourism drive through an IDP camp outside of Sittwe, fueled by the latest overblown New York Times column by Nicholas Kristoff, and already prepping their ‘report from the field’ to impress colleagues in DC. There was little acknowledgment that all of this restless energy from the infuriated Western conscience made no difference to the Rohingya, or anyone else in Myanmar for that matter.
https://www.irrawaddy.com/opinion/guest-column/american-sideshow-in-southeast-asia.html
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