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Link: kouprey.substack.com/p/sexual-vio...

We also looked at how this young woman has been thrust into the middle of a conflict — which is only seeing an increase in vitriolic rhetoric on both sides of the border — with no seeming care or concern for her well-being.

...that it has properly investigated the gang-rape accusation, and from what we know, it seems like they have not asked for local or international groups to aid in the investigation.

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Note: Malaysian state media Bernama initially reported that a mine that injured four Thai soldiers last week was "not new." However, just as we hit publish on the newsletter, Bernama corrected their article to say the mine was "new."

Here is the link: www.bernama.com/en/world/new...

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