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The New Burma

By Xenia O. Viragh
Tyler R. Giannini, a law professor, and Aung Myo Min and Wai Wai Nu, Burmese human rights activists, discuss Burma’s transition to democracy at a screening of “This Kind of Love” on Monday evening at the Law School. The documentary, directed by Jeanne Marie Hallacy, chronicles Aung Myo Min’s advocacy for LGBT rights and human rights before, during, and after his 24 year exile in Thailand.
Tyler R. Giannini, a law professor, and Aung Myo Min and Wai Wai Nu, Burmese human rights activists, discuss Burma’s transition to democracy at a screening of “This Kind of Love” on Monday evening at the Law School. The documentary, directed by Jeanne Marie Hallacy, chronicles Aung Myo Min’s advocacy for LGBT rights and human rights before, during, and after his 24 year exile in Thailand.

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