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Burma: Constructive Engagement in Cyberspace?

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Digital Rights
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Internet Restrictions

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Christina Fink
Cultural Survival

Date Published: Dec 1, 1997

Abstract: As one of the few countries in the world still lacking direct Internet access, Burma is a place where propaganda and rumors abound and hard facts remain elusive. The ruling military junta which renamed the country `Myanmar,' is bent on silencing democracy activists and subjugating autonomy-minded ethnic minority groups.

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