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Stifled by regime, Myanmar cyclone victims suffer in silence
examiner.com May 10, 2008
Apart from the sound of children crying, the town of Labutta is strangely silent. ... Traumatized by the ordeal of surviving Cyclone Nargis, few people have anything to say. But it is also fear bred by 46 years of repression by military regimes that keeps them quiet....
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