- Countries:
- Singapore, Myanmar (Burma)
- Topics:
- Governance, Human Rights
- Languages:
- English
Yawning Bread from Singapore narrates how their group was able to present an award-winning documentary on Myanmar's human rights situation.
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audacity of hope by barack obama spearheaded topics about myanmar human rights. I am not aware of the real story. Can somebody help me to know it?