They tell the story of life in Burma—why they had to flee—and why
their lives are still at risk in Malaysia.

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Audio Excerpts

Trailer
Introduction: Rangoon, Burma
Aye Aye Cho: Life in Burma
Htut Kuang: Escape from Burma
Jack: Arrested in Burma for Educating Villagers About Health and Human Rights
Kline: Why She Escaped Burma
Interview Excerpt of Irene Fernandez: Leading Activist on Burmese Refugees in Malaysia
Aye Aye Cho: Trafficked in Malaysia
Htut Kuang: Trafficked in Malaysia (Sold to Fishing Trawler)
United Nations High Commission for Refugees in Malaysia (UNCHR)
Malaysian RELA: “It's like headhunting...” —Vigilante Citizen Brigade with the Power to Arrest
Live RELA Raid on Burmese Refugees in Malaysia
Jack's Girlfriend's Arrrest: Iimprisoned in Malaysia
Kline Receives Resettlement by UNHCR to US
Htut Kuang's Reflections After 3 Years of Slavery: “Life is like a river...”
Irene Fernandez: “We have created borders yet we all rely on each other.”

Interviews

Karen Zusman Interview on WKCR
Karen Zusman Interview on WBAI Pacifica Radio

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