Burmese Reactors Close to Completion: Military Sources
By MIN LWIN
Burma's ruling junta has finished construction work on three nuclear reactors and will soon be ready to put them into operation, according to military sources.
Junta Bans Election News By THE IRRAWADDY In the latest sign that this year's vote will be neither free nor fair, Burma's rulers have ordered a ban on reporting of controversial election-related issues. |
Seven Parties Ready to Register for Election By KYAW THEIN KHA At least seven political groups, including one established pro-government party, are preparing to register to take part in the upcoming election, according to the leaders of the groups. |
Rohingyas Face Grim Future in Bangladesh By JULHAS ALAM / AP WRITER Bangladeshi government discouraged aid groups from giving food to the undocumented Rohingyas, fearing it would attract a huge new influx of refugees. |
Message From Suu Kyi By BA KAUNG Aung San Suu Kyi asks NLD members to study the Shwegondaing declaration and why the 2008 Constitution is unacceptable. |
About 300 NLD Branch Offices Reopened By SAW YAN NAING An estimated 300 National League for Democracy (NLD) branch offices across Burma have reopened, and Aung San Suu Kyi has issued marching orders to local office members. |
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Suu Kyi Unhappy with Election Law |
| By THE IRRAWADDY |
| Detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi describes the election law recently issued by Burma's ruling military regime as “unfair,” according to her lawyer. |
Quintana Recommends UN War Crimes Commission on Burma |
| By SIMON ROUGHNEEN |
| The UN should consider establishing a Commission of Inquiry into war crimes and crimes against humanity by the Burmese government, according to the United Nations special rapporteur on human rights in Burma. |
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