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  • Kachin Armed Group Deports Tibetan Activists

    New Delhi - An ethnic armed rebel group in Burma, acting under pressure from China, has reportedly arrested and deported two key Tibetan activists hiding in northern Burma, an ethnic news group said....
  • Mekong countries focused on economic cooperation

    Meeting in Vientiane, Laos, leaders from the six Mekong River countries, including Burma, forged ahead with plans to enhance regional economic development and coordination. At the third triennial summit of the Greater Mekong Sub-region (GMS), held Marc...
  • Kachin armed group deports Tibetan activists

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  • Burmese opposition leader attacked

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  • Kachin armed group deports Tibetan activists

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  • Kachin armed group deports Tibetan activists

    New Delhi - An ethnic armed rebel group in Burma, acting under pressure from China, has reportedly arrested and deported two key Tibetan activists hiding in northern Burma, an ethnic news group said. ...
  • Burmese opposition leader attacked

    New Delhi - An ethnic armed rebel group in Burma, acting under pressure from China, has reportedly arrested and deported two key Tibetan activists hiding in northern Burma, an ethnic news group said. ...
  • Burmese Opposition Leader Attacked

    Chiang Mai – A leader of Burma's main opposition party – the National League for Democracy – in Rangoon was severely injured when an unidentified assailant attacked him on Monday night....
  • Rights Violation Still Rampant In Burma: Amnesty International

    New Delhi – Amnesty International is of the opinion that Burma's military junta continues to commit deliberate and systematic human rights violations despite international condemnation. ...
  • Rights violation still rampant in Burma: Amnesty International

    New Delhi – Amnesty International is of the opinion that Burma's military junta continues to commit deliberate and systematic human rights violations despite international condemnation. ...
  • Mekong Countries Focused On Economic Cooperation

    Meeting in Vientiane, Laos, leaders from the six Mekong River countries, including Burma, forged ahead with plans to enhance regional economic development and coordination....
  • Burmese MPs Appeal To Lawmakers Across Globe

    New Delhi - Burmese parliamentarians today appealed to law makers around the world to exert pressure on the Burmese military regime to implement political reforms and force it to reject its planned roadmap to democracy....
  • UN Human Rights Body Ineffective Without Regional Cooperation: HREIB

    A Burmese human rights organization has cautioned that the efforts of the UN Human Rights Council would be ineffective if there is no cooperation forthcoming from regional countries....
  • Junta Likens Itself To 19th Century Royal Court

    In an address to military personnel and dignitaries, Senior General Than Shwe linked today's Burmese armed forces with the battles of Burma's dead kings in a war against imperialism and regressive policies....
  • Junta Steps Up Screening Of Visa Applicants

    With May's constitutional referendum fast approaching, the Burmese government is apparently tightening control over the issuance of tourist visas to the country....
  • Junta Reaffirms Noble History Of Military

    Six months to the day after Burmese security forces reached the apex of their violent response to last September's monk-led protests, the country honors the founding of the Burmese military....
  • NLD Youth Commence 'Vote NO' Campaign

    Youth from the National League for Democracy (NLD) today initiated a campaign urging people to cast a 'NO' vote in the junta's upcoming constitutional referendum....
  • UN Needs Alternative Plan For Burma: Activists

    New Delhi – Given that the UN special envoy Ibrahim Gambari's visit to military-ruled Burma did precious little in resolving the country's political imbroglio, the world body needs to think of an alternative, Burmese activists in exile said on Thursday....
  • Gambari Misled UNSC: 88 Generation Students

    New Delhi – A Burmese pro-democracy activist group, calling on the people to prepare for the worst in 'confronting' the junta, today said the UN special envoy to Burma has deviated from his primary objective....
  • Junta Inaugurates Naypyitaw Zoo

    New Delhi – Burma's government, on Wednesday, inaugurated a new zoo near its nascent capital of Naypyitaw, approximately 320 miles north of the former capital of Rangoon....