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FBR REPORT: ELECTIONS: A View From The FieldKaren State, Burma

5 November, 2010

The Burma Army troop strength shown on this map is an over 20% reduction ofnormal troop strength in this conflict area.
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Zones of Control in Buirma

must be resisted, they arestill human and in the endwe are all brothers andsisters who need toreconcile.

We have had a very goodtime with our students andtalked about how the ethosin FBR is 'never quit' rather

than 'you have to besuperman or we will kickyou out'. One student fromthe Naga team (western India side) said, "I am weaker and not as clever as others, but I am giving my all to helpmy people be free. As for those of my friends who are stronger and better than me, they are not here."

We are encouraged by the people here and by people like you, dear reader. We recently received this in amessage from a friend, "I'm just going through the Book of Daniel... I don't understand much about the details ofhow all those visions were fulfilled through history, but here's one point I take away from listening to it all; all thetyrants come to an end. All of them."

The role of FBR is to give help, hope and love. Thank you all for helping us do that.

God bless you,

A Relief Team LeaderFree Burma Rangers

Burned home and relief team (Nov 3, 2010)


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Church burned in July 2010. (Nov 2010)

Families harvest rice near rebuilt homes in village burned in July 2010 (Nov 3, 2010)


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Harvesting rice after attack (Nov 3, 2010)

Relief team carrying a sick woman


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FBR Medics check eyes and distribute glasses

Life saving training for relief teams


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Team members train to be counselors

Teams train to bring relief to displaced people


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The Free Burma Rangers (FBR) mission is to provide hope, help and love to internally displaced people insideBurma, regardless of ethnicity or religion. Using a network of indigenous field teams, FBR reports on human rightsabuses, casualties and the humanitarian needs of people who are under the oppression of the Burma Army. FBRprovides medical, spiritual and educational resources for IDP communities as they struggle to survive Burmesemilitary attacks.

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