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Dancing with Dictators: The Story of the Last Foreign Publisher in Burma

DANCING WITH DICTATORS is a film about Burma and the battle for control of a newspaper. Central to the story is Australian publisher Ross Dunkley who owns The Myanmar Times. Like all media ...

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