This podcast episode explores the resistance movement in Myanmar's civil war, where young people have joined forces with rebel fighters to fight for democracy. Despite the challenges of jungle warfare and limited resources, the resistance groups have regained control of more than half of the country's territory, surprising both supporters and the military junta. The rebels demonstrate resilience, resourcefulness, and a strong commitment to democracy. They have utilized innovative strategies, built refugee camps, and even harnessed the power of homemade drones. Their determination and unity serve as examples of the transformative impact that emerges in times of war and adversity.
