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Junta’s Ethnic Overtures Sideline Opposition
By Min Zin Thursday, December 4, 2003

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When Thailand stated that only like-minded countries would be invited, people here were agitated and felt marginalized," says Aung Din, the policy director of Washington-based US Campaign for Burma. The NLD has also been targeted for marginalization. Time will tell if they too become agitated.


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