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EVENT | Thin Lei Win in conversation with TNH Policy Editor Irwin Loy

57 min • 12 september 2022

Thin Lei Win is an award-winning multimedia journalist specialising in food and climate issues for various international news media and also through her own newsletter Thin Ink.

Topics discussed included food security, climate issues, what's happening in Myanmar, social media’s hate problem, humanitarian challenges, and more.

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