Karen Human Rights Group (KHRG) | July 11, 2018
KHRG and Karen Rivers Watch proudly present our report “Development or Destruction: The human rights impacts of hydropower development on villagers in Southeast Myanmar” which details the social, economic, cultural, and livelihood impacts of hydropower development projects on local ethnic communities in Southeast Myanmar.
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