Wai Moe

Wai Moe is a former Burmese political prisoner turned journalist. He has worked for the Irrawaddy and, since 2012, as a stringer for the New York Times.
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Burma’s Political Establishment Is at War With Itself

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Burma’s Women Are Still Fighting for Their Rights

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Burma Backslides on Freedom of the Press

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In Burma, Migrant Crisis Inspires Little Grief, But Plenty of Denial

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Why Kokang Rebels Are Giving Fits to Burma’s Military

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