Burma
As Burmese pro-democracy activists are rounded up, the west looks to China to intervene. We are fail
Taken from The New Statesman 28 February 1948
Marcus Brogden talks to the veteran activist Aung Zaw who says though the military junta has clamped
NewStatesman.com's coverage of the Burma uprising continues. In this eyewitness report Dafydd Hugh a
Fine words are not enough. The international community must find a coherent strategy to deal with th
Zoya Phan, who spent 10 years in a Thai refugee camp after the Burmese military attacked her village
Academic Maung Zarni explains the role of the Buddhist monks in the Burma uprising and explains how
Burma specialist Dr Michael W Charney, author of the History of Modern Burma, gives his ana
Htein Lin is a Burmese artist. He was accused by the Myanmar military government of planning opposit
William Hague on Saw Naing Naing
A politician whose only crime has been daring to speak out in su
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