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Intelligence Squared is excited to announce that the debate “It is
time to lift sanctions against Burma”, will be live-streamed to the
world for free at 6:45PM GMT on December 2, 2009 at www.intelligencesquared.co
The panelists will be debating the success of economic sanctions
against the Burmese military junta. The detained pro-democracy leader
Aung San Suu Kyi and the NLD (National League for Democracy) are said
to be in favour of maintaining international sanctions, although many
argue the existing ones have had no effect on the government’s
anti-democratic stance, and have merely inflicted more unnecessary
suffering on the Burmese people.
The highly distinguished panel includes Thant Myint-U (Former head
of policy planning in the UN's Department of Political Affairs), Mark
Farmaner (Director of Burma Campaign), Derek Tonkin (Former British
ambassador to both Vietnam and Thailand, and current chairman of
Network Myanmar) and Brad Adams (Executive Director of Human Rights
Watch's Asia Division).
time to lift sanctions against Burma”, will be live-streamed to the
world for free at 6:45PM GMT on December 2, 2009 at www.intelligencesquared.co
The panelists will be debating the success of economic sanctions
against the Burmese military junta. The detained pro-democracy leader
Aung San Suu Kyi and the NLD (National League for Democracy) are said
to be in favour of maintaining international sanctions, although many
argue the existing ones have had no effect on the government’s
anti-democratic stance, and have merely inflicted more unnecessary
suffering on the Burmese people.
The highly distinguished panel includes Thant Myint-U (Former head
of policy planning in the UN's Department of Political Affairs), Mark
Farmaner (Director of Burma Campaign), Derek Tonkin (Former British
ambassador to both Vietnam and Thailand, and current chairman of
Network Myanmar) and Brad Adams (Executive Director of Human Rights
Watch's Asia Division).
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Statement of the European Parliamentary Caucus on Burma
A year after the Saffron Revolution, crackdown in Burma continues
September 26, 2008
One year ago, thousands of Burmese people took to the streets in nationwide protests against the military regime in Burma...
A year after the Saffron Revolution, crackdown in Burma continues
September 26, 2008
One year ago, thousands of Burmese people took to the streets in nationwide protests against the military regime in Burma...
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Cyclone Nargis Relief Fund - Foundation for the People of Burma
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Messages Of Support
(addressed directly to this facebook group)
* Elie Wiesel, Nobel Peace Prize winner
“I am thrilled to learn that so many young people have so movingly
responded to the Burmese people’s courageous struggle for freedom and
dignity. You are their hope and ours.”
* Yoko Ono-Lennon
“There is no way we will forget you. Now that your work of
letting the world know is done, I wish you to stay alive in peace and
health. The world desperately need your wise and gentle spirit. You
help all people of this planet by just being. Please try to be alive
for the world. I will try the same. With my deepest respect and love,
Yoko Ono Lennon”