The Irrawaddy Magazine - December issue OUT NOW in Myanmar and Thailand! Read about 12 outstanding women inspiring change in Myanmar; how an exiled monk with a passion for poetry formed an enduring bond with his adopted homeland; and how, almost two years since a fatal Air Bagan flight at Heho, questions over compensation remain. Find out why it may be crunch time for copy cats as intellectual property rights become a hot issue; how the still-remote Kayah State capital is an enchanting destination, and MUCH more. For Myanmar sales and subscriptions: Phone 094 2174 3754 The Irrawaddy Myanmar’s Leading Newsmagazine In the December 2014 print edition of The Irrawaddy magazine… Movers and Shakers: Ahead of the Women’s Forum event in Naypyitaw and Yangon this month, our cover story focuses on 12 outstanding women whose courage, hard work and vision is inspiring change in Myanmar cover FEATURES Fallout from Flight 11 Almost two years since a fatal Air Bagan flight at Heho, questions over compensation remain. And: survivor Allan Lokos describes how Buddhist teachings helped him recover from horrific burns The Refugee Who Fled to Myanmar An exiled monk with a passion for poetry formed an enduring bond with his adopted homeland State of Anarchy Shan State has long been afflicted by war and a proliferation of government-backed militias OPINION In Person: Up close with US President Barack Obama Viewpoint: The desire for a just society will not diminish in 2015 BUSINESS Crunch time for copy cats? Intellectual property rights may soon become a hot issue Restaurateurs face rent and tax woes, says U Nay Lin Deals inked with China; UAB rides sanctions-linked concerns LIFESTYLE The quiet allure of Loikaw, the still-remote Kayah State capital A project to build bamboo bikes in Myitkyina is set to roll Two books revisit heroic and harrowing times during World War II “The Phayre’s” restaurant serves hearty food at the right price irrawaddy.org/subscriptions
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