EDITORIAL: Burmese mark tragedy | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 16     Favoured : None Extract not available.

Resistance in Burma | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 38     Favoured : None By Marwaan Macan-Markar Aung Moe Zaw still lives in the hope that democracy will take root in Burma, 20 years after hundreds of thousands of people took to the streets in Rangoon to oppose that country's military dictatorship. "More people have joined Five Myanmar activists still in detention | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 31     Favoured : None YANGON ? Five of 48 activists arrested as they marched to mark a 1988 pro-democracy uprising remain locked away in military-run Myanmar, an opposition member said yesterday. Security officials seized the peaceful protesters as they marched Friday in Policy Paper: Will America ever wake up to the Burmese Clarion Call? | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 27     Favoured : None Extract not available. EDITORIAL: Burmese mark tragedy | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 41     Favoured : None As the world focused its attention on the opening of the Beijing Olympic games Friday, people from Myanmar (Burma) gathered at many locations around the globe to remind the world not to forget their remembrance of yet another Aug. 8. In Tokyo, Burmese Policy Paper: Will America ever wake up to the Burmese Clarion Call? | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 35     Favoured : None Prof. Kanbawza Win US President George W Bush, who has never been to Burma, has at least learnt to pronounce the name of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi correctly for which the Burmese activist dumped him, as well informed has delivered a major policy speech in Japanese-aided animal disease control project underway in Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Monday, 11 August 2008   Views : 33     Favoured : None Extract not available.

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