Burma: Behind the Conflict

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Burma: Behind the Conflict

Magnum Group

The current conflict in Burma is just the latest symptom of a political and social disorder that has plagued the country for decades. Writer Brendan I. Koerner, comments on the background of its current troubles.

Queste fotografie dicono molto di più di ciò che le mie parole potrebbero esprimere..

Comment posted by Elisabetta (not verified) on January 16th, 2011

your magazine are the best magazine

Comment posted by Bralors (not verified) on December 10th, 2010

this photoessay is not completly enough about burma. the good , bad and ugly things have everywhere and every contry . this comment was shown only the ugly things of burma this is the propagenda of foolish western contry

Comment posted by htet swe oo (not verified) on December 25th, 2009

Congratulations and many thanks for the short photoessay but very clear and informative. It gives you diferent insite into the issue. It seems to me that they become victims of global conflicts of interests. Let photography do itÂ´s job and contribute to denounce loud and clear the reality so it can be change. Keep the good work

Comment posted by JoÃ£o Pedro Marnoto (not verified) on October 2nd, 2007

Looking Forward to see a coverage of Burma right now, feels media is leaving this issue aside, but i imagine it has been extremely difficult to cover this with all the repression of the system...

Comment posted by Priscilla (not verified) on October 3rd, 2007

Watching this I realized just how important Magnum ann especialli InMotion can be in times like this...when we need a visual firebomb of this quality accompanied by a strong simple narrative to actually understand that small place that's making headlines around the world. Thank you guys. gaby

Comment posted by GabyBruna (not verified) on October 10th, 2007

I really hope a change will come very soon for the people of Burma.

Comment posted by Franky Aelbrecht (not verified) on October 18th, 2007

What a shame that the world at the moment sems too busy with wars and other inter - country struggles that there is no one who has the interest or the will to help oppressed humanity in many countries. It certainly does not look as if Democracy were spreading; rather the oppsite seems true.

Comment posted by Martin Ben-Ari (not verified) on October 18th, 2007