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2 Points

Military rulers in Burma to agree to ASEAN Charter (www.freesuukyi.org)

Tags: burma,myanmar,asean,human rights

Submitted about 1 month ago by ledoux | 0 Comments |

3 Points

untrustworthy: NC, Constitution and 2010 election (paraussies.blogspot.com)

Tags: burmese constitution,burma,myanmar,human rights,freedom of speech

Submitted 6 months ago by Jeg | 0 Comments |

3 Points

Authorities Hunt Exiled Monks (www.narinjara.com)

Tags: buddhist monks,burma,myanmar,human rights,burmese military intelligence

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 1 Comments |

2 Points

Burmese Blogger Busted (paraussies.blogspot.com)

Tags: freedom of speech,burma,myanmar,human rights

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 0 Comments |

6 Points

Burmese Resistance and the Starling Theory (www.scoop.co.nz)

Tags: burmese resistance,burma,starlings,myanmar,unity,human rights

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 2 Comments |

2 Points

Military junta continues crackdown, political prisoners increase: AAPP (www.mizzima.com)

Tags: paulo sergio pinheiro,monk,junta,protest,human rights,aappb,tate naing

Submitted 7 months ago by Corinne | 0 Comments |

1 Points

U.S., U.K. and France Express Solidarity for Burma (www.mizzima.com)

Tags: united states,france,uk,burma,condoleezza rice,david miliband,bernard kouchner,davos,human rights

Submitted 7 months ago by Corinne | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Security Staff Sold 4 Children To Army Recruit (paraussies.blogspot.com)

Tags: human rights,human trafficking,burma,myanmar,burmese economy

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Government Hospital Stops Free Medical Services to HIV/AIDS Sufferers (www.irrawaddy.org)

Tags: human rights,hiv,aids,burma,myanmar

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 0 Comments |

5 Points

Insein Prison News : Older Nuns and Monks In Bad Health Conditions (whoiswhoinburma.blogspot.com)

Tags: human rights,burma,myanmar,political prisoners

Submitted 7 months ago by Jeg | 0 Comments |

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