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Myanmar Releases Seven Dissidents (longwalktofreedom.blog.com)

Myanmar has freed one of the country's longest-serving political prisoners, Amnesty International reported. U Win Tin, 78, a journalist and senior official in the opposition National League for... More

Tags: myanmar,seven dissidents,u win tin,amnesty international,national league for democracy

Submitted 2 months ago by cdoherty | 0 Comments |

2 Points

Junta Continues to Arrest Activists Despite Counterclaims (www.mizzima.com)

Tags: junta,burma,amnesty international,minister ltgen thein sein,gambari

Submitted 10 months ago by Corinne | 0 Comments |

1 Points

New Burma crackdown on activists (www.channel4.com)

Tags: amnesty international,burma,myanmar,activism,junta

Submitted about 1 year ago by Sujatin | 0 Comments |

1 Points

Burma Update~Amnesty International: Grave Ongoing Human Rights Violations" (words-of-power.blogspot.com)

Tags: Burma, Amnesty International, Bloggers

Submitted about 1 year ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

0 Points

Burma: fresh evidence of mass detentions, hostage-taking, deaths in custody (www.amnesty.org.uk)

Tags: burma,junta,resistance movement,amnesty international

Submitted about 1 year ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

0 Points

AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL USA press release (www.amnestyusa.org)

Tags: Burma, Risistance Movement, Amnesty International

Submitted about 1 year ago by backhandpath | 0 Comments |

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