02 September 2010: The Asian Network for Free Elections (ANFREL) last Tuesday said the election in Burma may not be acceptable to the international community as the military junta is doing all but to win election at all cost.
1 Sept 2010: Canada’s ruling Conservative government is under pressure from the opposition parties to formally endorse the establishment of a UN Commission of Inquiry into alleged international crimes in Burma.
31 Aug 2010: Canada’s ruling Conservative government is under pressure from the opposition parties to formally endorse the establishment of…
1 September 2010: Thailand-based ND-Burma (Network for Human Rights Documentation – Burma) has today revealed an insightful account of the military regime’s corrupt and brutal system of taxation and its devastating impacts on the people of Burma at a press conference held at FCCT (Foreign Correspondents Club of Thailand) in Bangkok.
30 August 2010: As part of a series on the 2010 election, the CG is pleased to present its unofficial…
29 August 2010: Shing Aung Ling, 24, and Kee Aung Thang, 26, who were arrested on the Thai-Malaysian border and detained at different detention camps, had today a happy reunion with family members, relatives and friends in Malaysia.
28 August 2010: UK-based Karen Community Association is to hold an evening cultural event at the St Ethelberga’s Peace and Reconciliation Centre in central London today.
26 August 2010: About 300 ethnic Mon people yesterday gathered in a village near the Thai-Burma border, marking the 63rd anniversary of Mon Revolution Day.
22 August 2010 – KUALA LUMPUR : Immigration Department of Malaysia is planning a bigger scale of crackdown on illegal immigrants after the Aidilfitri holiday on 10th and 11th of September 2010.
18 August 2010: The election landscape is shaping up in Chin State with some details emerging about party candidacies and their nominees. With the junta having set the much-anticipated election date for November 7, political parties are now scrambling to designate their candidates for the two Houses of National Parliament, as well as, the Chin State Legislature.
