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Crucial education programs and initiatives supporting democracy in Myanmar are only some of the many casualties of the U.S. aid...
Read moreSafina Nabi is an independent journalist from South Asia. She covers gender, human rights, social justice, culture, and the environment. She has written for publications like Guardian, The Christian Science Monitor, Fuller Project, Aljazeera, and Open Democracy among others, and is a Pulitzer Center Grantee.
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