Hanna Ingber Win

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Hanna Ingber Win graduated with her masters in journalism from USC
Annenberg in May 2008. She has experience working in Burma, Thailand,
South Africa, New York and Los Angeles. Her commentaries have appeared
in publications such as Washingtonpost.com and the Hartford Courant
and on NPR's Morning Edition and Day to Day. Hanna blogs at www.hannaingberwin.com.

Blog Entries by Hanna Ingber Win

Obama, McCain Skirt Iraqi Refugee Issue

3 Comments | Posted July 9, 2008 | 03:18 PM (EST)


Every couple of weeks an email from Baghdad pops up in Iraq War veteran Joey Coon's inbox at his home in Washington, D.C. It's Coon's 23-year-old Iraqi interpreter, nicknamed Dash, pleading for help to get out of Iraq and into the United States. Dash feels in constant grave danger that...

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Running On Iraq: The Ignored Humanitarian Crises

19 Comments | Posted June 18, 2008 | 09:16 AM (EST)


John McCain talks a lot about the MiddleEast and the threat of "radical Islamic terrorism." He challenged Barack Obama to take a tour with him of Iraq so McCain could educate him on the country -- so Obama could get in touch with the facts on the ground. In his...

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Contraband Images Escape Online From Burma

Posted June 17, 2008 | 11:44 AM (EST)


Helping survivors of the cyclone that devastated much of Burma six weeks ago is risky business. The junta has arrested celebrities who tried to deliver aid to the Delta region, sending a clear warning that such help wasn't appreciated. Donors have been harassed and even jailed for their...

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"Responsibilities" In Iraq

Posted June 3, 2008 | 11:18 PM (EST)


Sen. Barack Obama used his speech in Minnesota tonight to discuss his planned policy towards Iraq, promising that if he becomes president he will end the war and withdrawal the troops. He said it's now time to bring the troops home and demand more from the Iraqi politicians.

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Obama Crashes My College Reunion

Posted May 26, 2008 | 12:53 PM (EST)


Wesleyan University, my alma mater, is a small liberal arts school that gets a disproportionate amount of media coverage, usually for its uber-liberal ways. It has made the press for having a naked dorm and co-ed rooms. This time we made the headlines, and we didn't have to...

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Occupation Diplomacy

Posted May 20, 2008 | 02:05 AM (EST)


One thing is certain about the outcome of this November's presidential election -- whoever wins will have the monumental job of improving America's standing around the world. He or she (I'm one of the few who won't pronounce Hillary Clinton's campaign dead until it's official) should start by loudly proclaiming...

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Local Corruption Hampering Burma Recovery Efforts

Posted May 11, 2008 | 04:03 PM (EST)


In the midst of a massive humanitarian crisis in Burma in which 1.5 million people are at risk of dying from disease, local government officials in Rangoon have been selling aid and bribing residents in order to turn a profit, according to sources in Rangoon. It has been eight days...

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Why The Obsession With Silda?

Posted March 13, 2008 | 09:46 AM (EST)


Silda is everywhere. In email exchanges between friends, in discussions around office water coolers, on television shows and radio reports, in op-eds and articles. In the midst of a massive scandal concerning sex, money and a self-righteous-turned-self-destructive resigning governor, our country has chosen the wife to...

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Journalists Number 10 and 11

Posted March 6, 2008 | 05:13 PM (EST)


When I was living in Rangoon my boyfriend Morning (now my husband) brought me along to a birthday party for his friend's daughter. I was excited to meet more of Morning's friends, and I thought this would probably become another interesting cultural experience. I would get to see how Burmese...

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Watch McCain Flip Flop On Waterboarding

Posted February 14, 2008 | 09:01 AM (EST)


So much for Sen. John McCain being a man of principle who stood up to the Bush Administration and fellow Republicans. Turns out, he too is just another politician hungry for votes.

On Wednesday McCain voted against a Senate bill that would ban waterboarding and all forms of physical interrogation...

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Burma And The Presidential Field

Posted October 4, 2007 | 09:27 PM (EST)


The following piece was produced by the Huffington Post's OffTheBus project.

The uprising and subsequent military crackdown in Burma is one of the few issues on which Republicans and Democrats can agree wholeheartedly, and yet they also seem to concur that voters would rather hear about something else.

Perhaps...

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