Burma Campaign UK
Aon Corporation, one of the largest insurance companies in the world, has informed the Burma Campaign UK it is terminating all business in Burma. Aon featured on the ‘Dirty List’ of companies directly or indirectly funding the regime in Burma, which is published by the Burma Campaign UK. The company will now be removed from …
EUROPEAN BURMA NETWORK Statement from the European Burma Network meeting at the offices of the Inter-Parliamentary Union in Geneva, 19-20 March 2005 Recalling that the European Union meeting in Ireland in April 2004 had set minimum standards in order for the EU to consider that the current National Convention convened by the ruling State Peace …
On Monday 21st February the Burma Campaign UK publishes a hard-hitting new report exposing how oil giant TOTAL plays a crucial role in funding and protecting Burma’s brutal military dictatorship. The report Totalitarian Oil – TOTAL Oil: Fuelling the oppression in Burma, coincides with the launch of a global campaign against the company, supported by 40 …
Message from Prime Minister Tony Blair The UK has been at the forefront of efforts over many years to draw attention to the extent of abuse in Burma, and to bring pressure to bear on the military regime to reform. We are actively working with our European and international partners, as well as through the …
Over 70 celebrities and politicians are backing a new public awareness campaign asking people not to holiday in Burma because of human rights concerns. The new campaign “I’m Not Going”, is being launched on Tuesday 1st February 2005. “The best role in the world wouldn’t get me to Burma,” said Anna Friel, one of the …
Hosted by Jon Snow Comedy with Mark Thomas and John Lenahan music from Mike Rosenberg Heidi Vogel & Gustavo Marquez Doors open 7.00pm Performances start 8pm 28 January 2005 at Conway Hall, London, WC1R Tickets cost £15 each; £10 concessions For credit card bookings, call 020 7324 4710 or send a cheque made payable to …