| Eastern
Burma: 118,800 displaced in 18 months |
| February 2010 - Pdf, Word |
Between July 2008
and December 2009, SPDC military operations displaced
at least 118, 800 people in Eastern Burma, including
43,800 refugees and 75,000 internally displaced persons.
The number of displaced people by the SPDC is likely
to grow even more as the SPDC prepares for its elections
later this year. Read
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| Burma
Bulletin - Issue 37 - January 2010 |
| January 2010 - Pdf, Word |
In the January
2010 issue: SPDC’s economic mismanagement; 2010
elections news; Military reshuffles and death sentences;
Two-thousand Karen civilians displaced; Opium cultivation
increase in Northern Shan State; Salary increase for
civil servants; Other Burma news; List of Reports and
much
more… |
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| Burma
Bulletin - Issue 36 - December 2009 |
| December 2009 - Pdf, Word |
In the December
2009 issue: China & SPDC sign key deals; SPDC snubs
Daw Suu; MPs call for Commission of Inquiry; UNGA condemns
SPDC; SPDC buys Russian fighter jets; Stiglitz offers
advice to SPDC; Other Burma news; List of Reports and
much
more… |
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| Burma
Bulletin - Issue 35 - November 2009 |
| November 2009 - Pdf, Word |
In the November
2009 issue: US presses SPDC on reforms; Daw Aung San
Suu Kyi reaches out; Landmine casualties increase; Forced
labor complaints soar; UN Committee condemns SPDC; Pipeline
construction begins; Other Burma news; List of Reports
and much
more… |
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| New
US policy: An alibi for regional complacency |
| November 2009 - Pdf, Word |
In September,
the US unveiled its new Burma policy which calls for
high-level engagement with the SPDC while leaving existing
sanctions in place. However, Burma’s neighbors
have deliberately misread Washington’s new approach
and used it to justify greater tolerance of the regime’s
escalating crimes against humanity and war crimes. Read
more… |
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| Burma
Bulletin - Issue 34 - October 2009 |
| October 2009 - Pdf, Word |
In the October
2009 issue: ASEAN backs off on Burma; Sanctions talks;
More groups oppose 2010 elections; Human rights situation
“alarming”; Number of IDPs rising; Burma-Bangladesh
crisis; Other Burma news; List of Reports and much
more… |
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| Will
ASEAN fail to confront the SPDC, again? |
| October 2009 - Pdf, Word |
With its new Charter,
ASEAN now has the necessary tools to insist on democratic
reform and national reconciliation in Burma. However,
since the 14th ASEAN Summit in February 2009, the SPDC’s
relations with ASEAN and the international community
soured over the conviction of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi.
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| Guilty
as planned |
| October 2009 - Pdf, Word |
The SPDC’s
sentence that extended Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s
house arrest for another 18 months further demonstrates
the military regime's ambitions to silence Burma’s
greatest hope for peace and national reconciliation.
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