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	Nor-ea Memi&rsquo;s house, located at the Thai-Myanmar border overlapping the Kaeng Krachan National Park, was burned down and he was arrested over accusations of being a member of the KNU Karen terrorist group.&nbsp;</div>
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	This was despite the fact that Nor-ea is a Thai citizen.</div>
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	Chiwat Limlikitaksorn, the park&rsquo;s chief, had ordered officials to crackdown on a Karen village in the area on May 5-9 last year and arrest the residents.&nbsp;</div>

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