Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 No Comments »
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 Anniversary of Burma’s Martyrs Day by laying [...]
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SHAM CONVENTION – Kyaw Thet
NEGLIGENCE (Ma Theet ) – NLD LA Malaysia
Gabar Ma Kyay – NLD LA Malaysia
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 25th, 2007 No Comments »
This week Burmese language articles are as followed:
Breaking the Silence – Editorial: Khin Ma Ma Myo
SPDC & Us – Commentary: Thet Oo Maung
The Reality inside SPDC Army, part 42 – Novel: Capt. Nay Thu (retired)
Burmese Style Democracy – News Report: Thaung Nyunt
A River, part 12 – Novel: Khin Ma Ma Myo
Bogyoke Aung San [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
By Taisamyone
This week we commemorate the fallen heroes of Burma’s independence struggle with ‘Martyr’s Day’. It is a measure of the man that we remember Aung San more notably than any other Thakin or political leader from that era as the father of the independence movement. Aung San had the drive, energy and [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 1 Comment »
By Dr. Tayza
Like Lenin for Russians, and George Washington for Americans, Aung San is the unrivalled hero of Burma. He is the Architect of Burma’s Independence; the Founder of the Union of Burma; the Creator of Burma’s armed forces called Tatmadaw; the Mentor for all people of Burma; the political God over all Burmese politicians [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
By Gamanii
I
Eruption of
Vesuvius volcano
Was quite scenic to look at
From Capri Island, it was said so
As Pompeii
Lies buried under lava
How’s that, Mr. Gambari? Are you really shaken? That’s the New Ode to the Holy Sky poem by [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
By Ethan Bourne
(Ethan Bourne is the Editor of Burma Watch USA)
The revolution to transform Burma into a democracy has been prolonged for decades since Ne Win seized power in 1962. From the day Ne Win seized power from U Nu’s democratically elected government, [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
Nava Thakuria
What are the common features of Mahatma Gandhi, Mohammed Ali Jinnah, Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman and Bogyoke Aung San? The answer is simple. All of them were great patriots (of Asia) and shaped the fortune of their respective nations after putting decisive fights against the colonial forces. They [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 1 Comment »
by Dr San Oo Aung
NAME
General Aung San
(father)
Aung San Suu Kyi
(daughter)
  PHOTOS
BORN
Feb 13 , 1915
[...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
The Speaking Flower
A FLOWER GREW ON TROPICAL SOIL
ITS PETALS WAXEN WHITE,
ITS CENTRE CRIMSON;
THE PEOPLE KNELT
AND SMELT HER
INTOXICATING FRAGRANCE
AND THEN FELT
MYSTERIOUSLY – FREE.
SOON THE FLOWER
WAS TRANSPLANTED
ONTO YONDER SHORES,
IT BLOSSOMED,
SPROUTED LIMBS,
SWAYING IN THE WIND,
IT BREATHED THE BREEZE
OF LIBERTY.
ONE DAY,
THE FLOWER RETURNED;
STRIKING HER ORIGINAL SOIL
HER COLOURS IGNITED;
FROM HER PETALS
CRIMSON ROSE ENFLAMED:
‘EVEN THE SEARING HEAT
CAN NOT ERASE
THE BLOOD
ON THE [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
A Cry From Burma
By Van Biak Thang
How much more innocent blood ought to be shed
And how many more civilians need be shredded
That Burma’s protracted power-cancered crisis
Be recognised, accepted and heard as a deadly virus
Thousands are internally displaced and preyed on
And ethnic nationalities oppressed and forgotten
Whose villages and houses, bulldozed and burnt down
Yet their plights [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 1 Comment »
Made in China
The day I am shopping
Found something Brand things
Bought with great money
When I got home,
Oh! God my own
Is Made in China!
Then, I wandering again
Somthing tiny things
Bought with little bit quids
When I got home,
Oh! God my own
Is Made in China
Later, I am reading polity things
UN and officials doing something
Oh! God God God!
My own country country
Was [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
reported by Kyaw Kyaw Naing
Pro-democracy activists from Burma made a demonstration in Japan to honour and remember the 45th Anniversary of 7th July Incident, which marked the beginning of democratic students’ struggle and opposition against military rule in Burma; with participants from different organizations and community leaders. They staged [...]
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Martyrs Day commemmoration
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_ reported by Thandar Htike & Kyaw Zwa
Pro-democracy activists from Burma made a demonstration this week in London to honour and remember the 45th Anniversary of 7th July Incident, which marked the beginning of democratic students’ struggle and opposition against military rule in Burma. They staged a protest in front of [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
reported by Kyaw Kyaw Naing
Pro-democracy activists from Burma made a demonstration in Japan to honour and remember the 45th Anniversary of 7th July Incident, which marked the beginning of democratic students’ struggle and opposition against military rule in Burma; with participants from different organizations and community leaders. They staged [...]
Posted in Old Misellaneous on Jul 16th, 2007 No Comments »
reported by Burma Campaign JP In honour of Word Refugee Day, Burmese expatriates in Japan in association with HUman Rights Watch NGO made a Refugee Symposium last week. Discussions were made about Japanese government’s current very harsh policy on Burmese asylum seekers, the sufferings of Burmese detainees in Japanese [...]