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Burma's Disappearing Teak Forests (www.guardianweekly.co.uk)

Tags: teak,environment,rainforest,engagement,economics

Submitted about 7 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

3 Points
1Recommends

Narrow escapes for CNN reporter in Myanmar (apnews.myway.com)

Tags: media,journalism,junta,suppression,journalist

Submitted about 7 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

3 Points
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Burma exports rice as cyclone victims starve (www.guardian.co.uk)

Tags: economics,aid,relief,cyclone,nargis,obstruction,un

Submitted about 7 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

3 Points
0Recommends

Burma’s Children Facing Wipeout, say charities (www.timesonline.co.uk)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,cyclone deathtoll,children

Submitted 1 day ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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China Junta reluctant to prod Myanmar Junta over aid (archives.truthaboutchina.com)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,disaster aid

Submitted 1 day ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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China Can Save Cyclone Survivors, Says Sein Win (www.irrawaddy.org)

Tags: burma,cyclone,cyclone nargis,disaster aid,china

Submitted 1 day ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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Joint Statement of All Burma Monks’ Alliance, the 88 Generation Students and All Burma Federation of Student Unions May 9, 2008 (uscampaignforburma.org)

Tags: constitution,spdc,nargis,aid,referendum

Submitted about 13 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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People's Daily coverage: Relief in - Double plus good! (english.people.com.cn)

Tags: china,relief,aid,cyclone,nargis,obstruction

Submitted about 8 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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US Campaign For Burma celebrity video by Ellen Page goes big on Digg (digg.com)

Tags: digg,us campaign for burma,campaigns,advocay,celebrities

Submitted about 7 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

2 Points
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Digg the Burma Newsladder. (digg.com)

Tags: digg,media,journalism

Submitted about 7 hours ago by beagle17 | 0 Comments |

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