Grab Land Without Evil: Stopping The Genocide Of Burmas Karen People Constructed By Benedict Rogers Viewable As Hardcover

book, while not very well written or organized, points out the sad plight

of the Karen people in Myanmar Burma and efforts some are making to help them.
Reading this book has made me feel guilty for not doing more to help the Karens, those still in Asia and those who have emigrated to the States and some of the latter living not far from where I live.
This book brings together all the pieces of information and historical events that I have previously heard from my older generation and others who have had their firsthand experiences.
It portrays the oppressions and human rights abuses by the military regime and the sufferings of the Karen people that I have not been aware of before.
Being a young Karen outside of the Karen state myself, I find this book a valuable source of historical information and events.
This is a mustread book especially for younger Karen generations in order to understand the history our Karen people and the causes of our struggles, our fights and our displacements.
An interesting history of the Karen people, Benedict Rogers has done an amazing job in clarifying what is a very complicated political situation which has resulted in the genocide of a beautiful people group: the Karen of Burma, and in particular the persecution of Christians.
A heartwrenching portrayal of an ethnic people's plight and the worldwide apathy toward their suffering, Benedict Rogers is a human rights activist and journalist, .