Karen Information Center: Burma exiles take-up President Thein Sein’s invite to return home – Shwe Thite Taw

31 January 2012, 12:34 pm

One woman pro-democracy activist who took the Burma government’s invitation to return home seriously is Daw San Dar Win, a teacher, who works at Burma Migrant Education Department in the Thai border town of Mae Sot. Saw San Dar Win said that she returned to Burma for family reasons and not because of political motivation. [...]... Read More »

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