Fleeing Myanmar

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4/19/2025

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00:00This is a very good food for the family.

00:05I'm gonna eat this.

00:08I'm gonna eat it.

00:13I'm gonna eat it, I'm gonna eat it.

00:17I'm gonna eat it.

00:19I'm gonna be eating it.

00:21I'm gonna eat it.

00:23I'm gonna eat it.

00:26...and I think that's what we can do.

00:32I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

00:34I'm sorry.

00:36I'm sorry.

00:38I'm sorry.

00:40I'm sorry.

00:42What are our friends and friends?

00:48I am very proud that we have the same family as we can.

00:58When I was young, I was a young person to see the youth and I was a young man.

01:05Then I was a young person and I was a young man and I was a young man.

01:10I was born in China and I was born in the same time.

01:32Mesut is a town of a safe haven for the Burmese refugees,

01:35Burmese political dissidents.

01:40We have, like, many levels of refugees,

01:43starting from the professors from the universities,

01:45and also engineers, scouters,

01:48and many professions, including artists as well.

01:52They have to abandon all of their career.

01:54We have to take whatever job available.

02:02I realized that there's going to be a big job opportunity

02:06kept for those refugees in town.

02:09So, with that idea, I started the food shop

02:12with the help of the people who were there at my safe house.

02:15The teacher was the head teacher of the kindergarten.

02:18The team-maker guy is an engineer,

02:20and the chef is an activist.

02:23And the others are also like activists.

02:25My niece, Yamin,

02:28she is just a regular student.

02:30She helped me at my tea shop,

02:31after the school.

02:32My niece, Yamin,

02:33she is just a regular student.

02:35She helped me at my tea shop,

02:37Africa shop, after the school.

02:39My niece, Yamin,

02:40she helped me at my tea shop,

02:41Africa shop,

02:42after the school.

02:44My niece, Yamin,

02:45My niece, Yamin,

02:46she is just a regular student.

02:49She helped me at my tea shop,

02:51Africa shop,

02:52after the school.

02:53I was the internet.

02:54There was an I-MP,

02:55I was going to go out.

02:56Doing a movie installation geek

02:57On the 6th of February,

03:00the first day of the protests in Yangon,

03:15The first day of the protest in Yangon, I participated and I also took the lead for some of the activities.

03:22Military rage at my house, my name and my photo appeared in the state TV in a warrant.

03:29I had to move around, hide around, then in early September 2021, I moved myself.

03:37I'm an activist and my organization, our main purpose is to promote the social harmony and social cohesion,

03:47but lately we are focusing on the civilian protection that is very urgent for those who are at risk.

04:07The situation after the coup inside the country is getting washed every by day.

04:21People are being killed and tortured by the military forces everywhere.

04:37This is not just a tea shop, this is actually a symbol of resistance as well.

05:05They try to defeat us, but we grow here.

05:10When you get there, you can see, you can get a thankful of the Burmese Revolutionary.

05:35Many of the young people are desperate to run away from the conscription.

05:45The challenge is about the route from inside to outside.

05:49Some people took three days to get to Miyawari from Yangon.

05:55They had to walk like hefty in the jungle.

06:13They have to avoid the security checks and everything.

06:17Most of them have known many.

06:23Many undocumented people got arrested.

06:26The life as an A5 is not easy and every day is stressful.

06:32Some people are hurtful!

06:46Some people were hurting and Die Lin care ,

06:47some people were losing sini .

06:49Some people have died in Germany,

06:52some women Its traffic coming from the đã churn seç,

06:55some people will never die .

06:57Some people do well at work like sand and garlic.

06:58I can't believe it.

07:00When I say, we have a lot of applications,

07:03I think I do not want to use it.

07:07I don't know.

07:09But what is it?

07:11I don't know.

07:13I don't know.

07:15I don't know.

07:17I don't know.

07:19I don't know.

07:21.

07:30.

07:33.

07:38.

07:41.

07:43.

07:47.

07:51I want to struggle with it.

07:59When I was in a private unit,

08:03I was able to do it in a private unit.

08:06I was able to do it in a private unit.

08:09I was able to do it online.

08:14I was able to do it in a private unit.

08:21My son had a life-informed place, and my son had a life-informed place.

08:27I was a very young man who had a life-informed place.

08:32I was like, I'm a very young man.

08:38I can't see the difference between my son and her husband's wife.

08:43I can't see the difference between my son and my son,

08:47but I can't see the difference between my son.

08:50The state of the mental health situation of the refugee community is getting worried.

09:05We have to hide, family members are dying, being arrested, houses were burned, being

09:10looted by the military.

09:12Our situation is not getting better.

09:20ROBOTICS

09:50I had suicidal thoughts last year and got a great depression as well.

09:58I can't even open my eyes for weeks.

10:03I'm already in dilemma and also having existential crisis and questioning myself every day.

10:11Why am I here and why am I doing these things?

10:20I'm not alone.

10:27I'm not alone.

10:28I'm not alone.

10:29I'm not alone.

10:30I'm alone.

10:31I'm not alone.

10:32I'm alone.

10:33I'm alone.

10:34I'm alone.

10:35I'm alone.

10:36I'm alone.

10:37I'm alone.

10:39Actually, I didn't want to do any favors and walks like the teacher of restaurants.

10:45I realized that we need to create a job opportunity for the young people as well.

10:58Most of the refugees in town, I would say, they cannot go to the Thai places and they need

11:05a safe place.

11:06They are the reasons why I organized this place.

11:13I am as soon as they are in the outside.

11:15I want to speak.

11:17I want to speak.

11:19I'm telling you.

11:21It's been a difficult time for me to talk about my life.

11:26I have to speak about my life.

11:28What are you doing?

11:30I mean, what do you want to talk about my life?

11:32What is your life?

11:33What do you want to talk about my life?

11:34How do you want to talk about my life?

11:38Now after we got to the house...

11:41it was the last week we had to take home.

11:43So we found them out there,

11:46and we were not able to get home...

11:48at our time,

11:50but we took ourselves to the house.

11:51So, how did you get them to the house?

11:54What's the matter?

11:55Come on, baby.

11:57So, we did the house for a great day.

12:01Where did you get?

12:02People said,

12:04I was kind of a child.

12:06The people of my school are unable to get rid of all of their family members.

12:10They are valued with the people of my family.

12:13The people of my nation now say that we know the people of our country

12:18in the Communist Party are not yet here.

12:22With their families we see we are afraid.

12:25We don't want to marry us, but we have to fight.

12:29They don't want to fight.

12:32They don't want to fight.

12:36Next, the family had 10 years ago.

12:42The family was once they did 15 years ago.

12:45Even with those kids, they started washing up.

12:49They're at 6 years.

12:55The family is 6 years old.

12:57This family has been 6 years old.

13:01We were on the island of 9 years,

13:02but we had 10 years old.

13:05The underground movement is generally like-minded.

13:25When we attend this, we do need to continue the process.

13:31We do not need to 지난 three years.

13:35It is possible to move together into the next 20 days

13:41and then our community will be able to overcome that.

13:47How can you explain this?

13:51How would you say that?

13:53What kind of business?

13:55Just that you can do it.

13:57But how are you doing?

13:58Not your business.

14:01How can you do it?

14:02How are you doing it?

14:03How are you doing it?

14:05I'm doing it.

14:07I'm doing it.

14:08The mindfulness is the same thing.

14:11The mindfulness is the same thing.

14:13We don't get to know how to do it.

14:15This is the first time that we invite the therapist to the group activity.

14:30It helps them a lot.

14:32They can get a sense of peace just for a while.

14:45They can get a sense of peace and peace.

15:06My mental well-being at this stage is like 80% fine.

15:12I go around, meet people, listen to them, helping them, finding the reason why I should be here.

15:21This is the coping mechanism for me.

15:25Know that our journey is a long way to go.

15:30That we need to be healthy and happy to be able to go forward.

15:35And we need to be united.

15:38We'll definitely win the revolution.

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16:24And I'll see you next week.

16:27But when I get started,

16:29we'll see you next week.

16:33That's the fear of the experience.

16:35We'll be awake now.

16:36I love you.

16:42And I'll do the right thing.

16:44I'll be awake now.

16:46I love you.

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