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“Makeshift camps in and around town continue to swell with new arrivals. Some, like Thaung Naw Din, 32, trekked for days on foot, evading Burmese Army patrols and sleeping in the shadows. “We were so scared they would catch us and torture us, or make us fight,” he says. “I heard so many bad stories.” Image and caption by Jason Motlaugh. Burma, 2012.
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“Makeshift camps in and around town continue to swell with new arrivals. Some, like Thaung Naw Din, 32, trekked for days on foot, evading Burmese Army patrols and sleeping in the shadows. “We were so scared they would catch us and torture us, or make us fight,” he says. “I heard so many bad stories.” Image and caption by Jason Motlaugh. Burma, 2012.

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