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Latest Link - Read the recent report on forced labour in Burma

2. 52nd Anniversary of Burmese Independence - January 4, 2000 From the Foreign Affairs Committee- All Burma Federation of Students Union (ABFSU-FAC)

3 "FOR US, EVERY DAY IS A SPECIAL DAY FOR DEMOCRACY" NLD Secretary General and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate -Daw Aung San Suu Kyi - 9/9/99

4. INTERPOL SPONSORED ANTI-HEROIN CONFERENCE - FEBRUARY 1999 HELD IN MYANMAR, THE WORLD LEADER IN HEROIN TRADE

5. DAW AUNG SAN SUU KYI MESSAGE TO THE 56TH SESSION OF THE UN COMMISSION ON HUMAN RIGHTS - GENEVA, MARCH 2000

6. "WE HAVE COMPROMISED" Daw Aung San Suu Kyi agrees in an interview in Rangoon with senior AsiaWeek correspondent, Roger Mitton on June 5, 1999 that negotiations with Burma's Dictator-Generals could start at a lower level without her.

7. DEMOCRACIES PAYING THE PRICE - Globalization Survey reveals US Corporations prefer Dictatorships - R.C. Longworth - Chicago Tribune - November 19, 1999

8. Historical Background to the story of Burma's loss of freedom and democracy -

9. May 27, 2000 was the 10th Anniversary of the free elections ignored by Burma's military Dictators.

10. Burma's dangerous message on drugs (Editorial - Bangkok Post - November 7, 1999

11. MYANMAR INFORMATION COMMITTEE in YANGON ignores ny challenge oon their Information Sheet A-0801 (I) Feb.14, 1999

12. Roger Mitton of Asia Week interviews Daw Aung san Suu Kyi at her prison/home in Rangoon - June 5, 1999 -

13. Running debate conducted at a furious pace for two weeks in December 1998 with an anonymous supporter of the Military Junta governing Burma since 1962,

14. East Timor invites Burmese Dissidents - BBC News Thursday, 03 February, 2000, 12:26 GMT

15. Why does France help Dictators?

16. Challenge the Burmese Dictators with your shareholder power

17. Suu Kyi's Husband Gravely Ill, Seeking Myanmar Visa- Reuters March 17, - 1999 - BANGKOK

18. Robert Friedland, Canadian Mining Promoter Very large copper mining project in Burma in partnership with the junta. From: Aaron James in Vancouver, Canada

19. AUNG SAN SUU KYI TO JAPAN: DON'T BE MANIPULATED

20. POLITICAL PRISONERS IN BURMESE GULAGS Edited report from: Foreign Affairs Committee, All Burma Federation of Student Unions

21. US oilfield services giant, BAKER HUGHES, pulls out of Burma - HOUSTON, Texas - The Nation - 31 Mar, 2000

22. In February 2000, the Nobel Laureate and leader of the democracy movement in Burma, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, reminded us that, 'By investing now, business is supporting the military regime. The real benefits of investment now go the military regime and their connections.'*

23. Junta Gymnastics

24. GENOCIDE AGAINST THE KAREN PEOPLE IN BURMA An interim report by Jubilee Campaign - March 1998

25. Legacy of the British Empire

26 Scratching the Surface - My Experiences in Interrogation, Court, and Insein Jail, Burma A Report by Rachel Goldwyn - January 20, 2000,

27. Burmese Leader defends his country's democracy, rights situation, prisons 18 November 1999 Excerpts from report broadcasst by Burmese radio, Radio Myanmar

28. BURMA CAMPAIGN UK

29. TERROR IN BURMA Washington Post (USA) January 27, 2000, Thursday

30. Aung San Suu Kyi, is often pilloried in the official press as an "axe-handle", a term used by the junta against people it considers agents of foreign governments.

31. Be firm': Burma's Suu Kyi perseveres By Boston Globe Staff, February 17, 2000 - RANGOON, Burma -

32. Serious fear for Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi EXTREMELY URGENT PRESS RELEASE Athens, 1 June 2000

33. Union Day - February 12, 2000 Message from U Aung Shwe, Chairman of the National League for Democracy

34. UNOCAL

35. THE WAR AGAINST WOMEN IN BURMA Updated May 2000

36. RACIAL TABOO IN BURMA COPIED FROM COLONIALISM DENIES FREEDOM AND POWER TO DAW AUNG SAN SUU KYI

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