Kachin people

They're like, okay, we don't want, like, oppression for any of the people.

Not the Koreans, not the Kachins, like, the Shuns, not them.

They want federal democracy.

That's what they want.

During that period, infamously, Myanmar experiences some of its most distressing acts of violence, particularly against the Rohingya.

We could also mention the Kachin there, carried out by the military that she had long opposed, had been repressed.

really a point of her advocacy.

And so for many that supported her internationally, this was a moment when the admiration turned into something of shock and confusion.

Never So Few, directed by John Sturgis, is a World War II drama that attempts to blend action, romance and a touch of political intrigue.

Set in the dense jungles of Burma in 1943, the film follows Captain Tom Reynolds, played by Frank Sinatra, and his band of OSS operatives as they train the native Kachin fighters to combat the Japanese forces.

The narrative takes a detour from the battlefield to explore a romantic subplot involving Reynolds and Carla Vasari, played by Gina Lollobrigida, the alluring companion of a wealthy businessman.

The film's premise is promising, with the potential for thrilling jungle warfare and a captivating love story.