Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 4 Comments »
By Taisamyone
As the much maligned National Convention starts its last session (at least of the present stage of the road map) there has been a flurry of activity both inside Burma and from the pro-democracy groups around the world. As we might expect not a word of dissent or criticism from inside Burma – [...]
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by Dr San Oo Aung
We all have personally approached or written appeal letters to all the world leaders, Presidents, Prime Ministers, United Nation Secretary Generals, various world organizations and even the SPDC Generals and the whole world but all Burmese people are still suffering under the oppressive cruel SPDC Junta. [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 1 Comment »
by Setkyar Hein
The late architect of Burma, General Aung Sa, was also the founder of today’s Armed Forces of Burma -Tat-ma-daw – which is now relegated to the point of playing only a proxy role – intimidating and killing the people clamoring for their freedom and democracy today – on behalf of General Than Shwe [...]
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History
The dawn of Muslim settlements and propagation of Islam has been widely documented by Arab, Persian, European and Chinese travelers of the ninth century AD.
The current population of Burmese Muslims are the descendants of Arabs, Persians, Turks, Moors, Indians, Chinese and Malays, who settled and intermarried with [...]
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By Nava ThakuriaÂ
The notorious press censorship in Burma may witness severe criticism on and off from western media organizations, but this time a group of Indian journalists has come out to protest against the anti-media attitude of the ruling State Peace and Development Council (of Myanmar). The union of [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 1 Comment »
By Thein Win
One day, a very prominent Burmese Maritime Lawyer parked his PRADO four-wheel drive, in front of Burma Five Star Line office, ready to show it off to his colleagues.
As he got out, a heavy truck passed too closely and completely toe off the door on the driver’s side.
The Maritime Lawyer immediately grabbed his [...]
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_ reported by Thandar Htike
The Burmese Community including N.L.D,L.A (U .K branch), Burmese Democratic Movement Association (U.K), Women Of Burma (U.K), Burmese Muslim Association, Rohinja Association, Shan, Chin, Kachin, Karen, Mon, Rakhine, and Friends Of Burma staged a demonstration in-front of the Burmese Embassy in London. During the [...]
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reported by Thangjalun Burmese Democratic Forces in India (all organizations joint together) this week staged a mass demonstration to protest against the SPDC military regime’s sham National Convention, the final session of which was to start on 18th of this month.
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reported by Yan Naing Tun, Mohammad Sadek & Zaw Myo Lwin Burmese Democratic Forces in Malaysia (all organizations joint together) this week staged a mass demonstration to protest against the SPDC military regime’s sham National Convention, the final session of which was to start on 18th [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 1 Comment »
reported by Dr. Win Naing
The Burmese Community including N.L.D-L.A (U .K branch), Burmese Democratic Movement Association (U.K), Women Of Burma (U.K) offered lunch to the Buddhist monks in the Sarsana Ramsi Vihara on July 19 2007 in honour of Burma’s Martyrs Day. The Sarsana Ramsi Sayadaw  U Uttara [...]
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reported by Thangjalun
19th July 2007 is the 60th Anniversary of Burma’s Martyrs Day_ exactly 60 years ago on that day Burma’s Hero of Independence Movement and founding father of Burma’s National Army, Bogyoke Aung San, and his colleagues were assassinated. Burmese expatriates in India held a ceremony to remember the 60th Anniversary [...]
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reported by U Sat Su
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reported by Kyaw Kyaw Naing 19th July 2007 is the 60th Anniversary of Burma’s Martyrs Day_ exactly 60 years ago on that day Burma’s Hero of Independence Movement and founding father of Burma’s National Army, Bogyoke Aung San, and his colleagues were assassinated. Burmese expatriates in Japan celebrated 60th [...]
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_ reported by Thandar Htike
On 19 July 2007 Burmese Muslims in London remembered 60th Anniversary of Burma’s Martyrs Day by laying a wreath in front of Burmese Embassy. They also demanded for the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (daughter of Burma’s Greatest Martyr Hero Bogyoke Aung San, and a Nobel [...]
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by Burma Point 19th July 2007 is the 60th Anniversary of Burma’s Martyrs Day_ exactly 60 years ago on that day Burma’s Hero of Independence Movement and founding father of Burma’s National Army, Bogyoke Aung San, and his colleagues were assassinated. The Burmese Community at Burma Point offered lunch [...]
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reported by Aung Myint Htun
The coordinated Burmese forces committed to Burma’s freedom and democracy joined the mass parade at the Three River’s Festival in Fort Wayne, Indiana on July 14, 2007.
The participants of cooperating organizations hold the placards highlighting the general crises in Burma such as;
¨      To release all [...]
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reported by Thangjalun This week a ceremony was held in India to mark the 7th Birthday of HREIB, the Human Rights Education Institute of Burma, a non-profit organization founded in 2000, which facilitates a broad range of training and advocacy programs for grassroots organizations and community members.
(Visit http://www.hreib.com/eindex.html [...]