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The copper mine controversy appears to have resonated so deeply because of the strong-arm tactics used against Ms. Aye Net, 34, and Ms. Thwe Thwe Win, 29.
The copper mine controversy appears to have resonated in Myanmar because of the strong-arm tactics used against Ms. Aye Net, 34, and Ms. Thwe Thwe Win, 29.
Ms. Aye Net and Ms. Thwe Thwe Win were arrested earlier this month and released on Sept. 14 after the national news media covered their case.
Aye Net, a villager who has helped lead the protest movement, said Wednesday by telephone that villagers were calling for "justice for all those wounded in the crackdown".
After the raid on the monastery, Ms. Aye Net and Ms. Thwe Thwe Win traveled the old British road to Mandalay, a three-hour drive, and consulted with lawyers there about land rights.
After the arrests of Ms. Aye Net and Ms. Thwe Thwe Win this month, coverage in the national news media drew prominent former political prisoners here to help negotiate their release.
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