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WHO IS A PROBLEM IN BURMA? – After the trial of Daw Aung san Suu Kyi
Photo by Breff (Flicker) The suspended sentence and the 18 month house arrest for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi came after international pressure and are probably heavily influenced by China since it has urged the international community to respect Burmese law!
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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's pages This site provides information about Daw Aung San Suu Kyi of Burma. It includes a biography, press releases, statements, articles and speeches from the political leader and her supporters. They include information about human rights in Burma, the activities of opposition political parties and criticisms of the military government of Myanmar. Information is provided in English or Burmese.
http://www.dassk.com/
Keywords: Burma - Myanmar, Human rights, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 34, Law and legislation, Political prisons, Prisons, Southeast Asia,
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This is the official web page of the Information Committee of the government of Burma. It provides free access to a collection of public news releases, statements and information sheets issued from 1996 to the present day. They include the daily government news updates that give details about current social, economic, political and foreign policy. The materials refute the claim that the government is involved in human rights abuses or political repression of pro-democracy campaigners such as Aung San Suu Kyi.
http://www.myanmar-information.net/
Keywords: Burma - Myanmar, Civil society, In Focus, In Focus 2008, In Focus 2008 Week 19, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 34, Politics and society, Southeast Asia,
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Web Site consists of annotated links to over 5,000 full-text documents on Burma/Myanmar. Compiled by David Arnott, it is part of the WWW Virtual Library. An excellent resource for all those studying or researching Burma/Myanmar, the site contains a structural overview of the collection, as well as an introduction, and a feedback facility. Works are grouped according to subject, including: labour issues; Aung Sui Kyi; history; politics and government; trafficking; tourism; drugs; and ethnic and minority groups in Burma. The reading room is the reference section of the site, with links to statistics, bibliographies, universities, multilingual books, and images of Burma. For further ease there is also an alphabetical list of subjects. The site also contains the fully searchable reg.burma archive (1993-2001) of the IGC conference as well as the Burma Press Summary complete text archive of abstracts from The Working People's Daily and The New Light of Myanmar between 1987 adn 1996. Many other documents are in the site in French, English and Spanish.
http://www.burmalibrary.org/
Keywords: Burma - Myanmar, Databases, General references, In Focus, In Focus 2009, In Focus 2009 Week 34, Southeast Asia,
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