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BCUK and KWO welcome ICC application to arrest Min Aung Hlaing – Karen Information Center

November 28, 2024

Burma Campaign UK and the Karen Women’s Association (KWO) announced their welcome and support for the International Criminal Court’s application to arrest Myanmar military leader Min Aung Hlaing, reports the independent news station Karen Information Center. The ICC’s Attorney General Karim Khan has applied to arrest Min Aung Hlaing, based on crimes against humanity related …

Read moreBCUK and KWO welcome ICC application to arrest Min Aung Hlaing – Karen Information Center

Honest Government Ad | Visit Myanmar! – the Juice Media

November 1, 2024

“The “Government” of Myanmar has made a tourism ad, and it’s surprisingly honest and informative!” says Australia’s Juice Media. Watch the new video in its Honest Government Ad series (contains bad language) Support the democratic resistance in Myanmar: Take action: https://action.burmacampaign.org.uk

Read moreHonest Government Ad | Visit Myanmar! – the Juice Media

UK imposes new sanctions on Myanmar military

October 29, 2024

The government today announced new sanctions against six entities involved either in providing aviation fuel to the Myanmar military or in the supply of restricted goods, including aircraft parts. It said: “UK action will help to constrain the Myanmar military’s ability to conduct airstrikes on civilians, which amount to gross human rights violations.” Burma Campaign …

Read moreUK imposes new sanctions on Myanmar military

Burma Campaign UK meet Andrew Mitchell

October 9, 2024

Burma Campaign UK’s Director Mark Farmaner and Programme Director Zoya Phan held a very productive meeting today with the UK’s Shadow Foreign Secretary, Andrew Mitchell MP. Zoya Phan said “Thank you for your long standing support for Burma. Really appreciate it.”

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Burma’s forgotten nightmare – North East Bylines

September 7, 2024

“In response to growing resistance, the military has unleashed its full force against the population”, says Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, Zoya Phan, in an interview quoted by North East Bylines. [But] “The people of Burma will not give up. That’s why it’s more important than ever for the international community to support us. “Governments must …

Read moreBurma’s forgotten nightmare – North East Bylines

House of Lords debates Bangladesh and aid for Rohingya

September 3, 2024

Thank you to Baroness Nye and Lord David Alton for raising the dire situation for Rohingya in the refugee camps in Bangladesh in Parliament, and pressing the new Labour government to reverse damaging aid cuts. Read the full debate

Read moreHouse of Lords debates Bangladesh and aid for Rohingya

A new opportunity to revive the British government response to the crisis in Burma

August 28, 2024

With a new government, we now have a new opportunity to revive the British government response to the crisis in Burma. The scale of the crisis in Burma is enormous. The scale of the British government response has reduced to small measures at a snail’s pace. The British government must: Please email British Foreign Secretary …

Read moreA new opportunity to revive the British government response to the crisis in Burma

Burma Campaign UK at Vale Earth Fair

August 25, 2024

Burma Campaign UK’s Campaigns Officer, Karin Valtersson, was at Vale Earth Fair in Guernsey this weekend with her daughter, doing hand and face paintings for the festival goers. Vale Earth donates any profits to organisations like Burma Campaign UK and we are so grateful for all the support.

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Zoya Phan interviewed by VOA Burmese

July 8, 2024

Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, Zoya Phan, and the Myanmar analyst Tin Htar Swe, took part in a discussion about the Labour Party winning the UK election with VOA Burmese, the Voice of America radio network broadcasting in Burmese.

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Zoya Phan interviewed by Civicus

June 16, 2024

“For the first time, it looks possible the military junta can be defeated by people power,” says Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, in an interview with Civicus, the global alliance of civil society organisations and activists. “International donors and UN agencies are far too slow to wake up to the reality that the …

Read moreZoya Phan interviewed by Civicus

Karen Rivers Watch quotes Zoya Phan

June 11, 2024

“Climate change has the potential to cause as much damage to Kawthoolei and Burma as the Burmese military have”, says Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, on a campaign poster by Karen Rivers Watch. “Authoritarian rule in Burma means we ae decades behind in preparing for the impacts of climate change in our country.”

Read moreKaren Rivers Watch quotes Zoya Phan

The horrors of a war far from Gaza and Ukraine – iNews

May 7, 2024

Tens of thousands of civilians have been killed, many more jailed and tortured, 2.6 million displaced from their homes, and more than 18 million live in need, reports iNews. A series of recent victories mean opposition forces now control more than half the country. Many say it’s only a matter of time before the regime falls. Neighbouring China, …

Read moreThe horrors of a war far from Gaza and Ukraine – iNews

Zoya Phan interviewed by Radio Karen

April 10, 2024

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, was interviewed by Radio Karen about the UN Human Rights Council’s resolution calling on member states not to export, sell or transfer jet fuel to the Burmese military. The resolution is another significant milestone in getting the issue up the international agenda and applying more pressure on countries …

Read moreZoya Phan interviewed by Radio Karen

David Cameron- Sanction Jet Fuel Now!

April 10, 2024

Without aviation fuel the jets can’t fly. If they can’t fly, they can’t bomb. Tell the British government to sanction aviation fuel now.

Read moreDavid Cameron- Sanction Jet Fuel Now!

UN debate and resolution on Myanmar

April 4, 2024

The UK has finally convened the discussion on Myanmar at the UN Security Council that Burma Campaign UK has been calling for. Speakers urged the Security Council to take decisive measures to end violence by the military and address the deteriorating humanitarian situation, also calling for the swift appointment of a UN Special Envoy. At …

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UN Human Rights Council resolution takes crucial stand against deadly jet fuel supply chain – Amnesty International

April 4, 2024

Responding to a decision by the UN Human Rights Council to adopt a resolution on Myanmar that for the first time calls on UN member states to refrain from the export, sale or transfer of jet fuel to the Myanmar military, the author of Amnesty International’s 2022 report “Deadly Cargo” said: “This resolution is a …

Read moreUN Human Rights Council resolution takes crucial stand against deadly jet fuel supply chain – Amnesty International

David Cameron snail protest: speed up Myanmar sanctions

March 13, 2024

Stars of Myanmar Friendship, supported by Burma Campaign UK, held a protest today outside the British Foreign Office, calling for faster implementation of targeted sanctions against the Myanmar military. The British government has still not sanctioned key sectors of support to the Myanmar military, including jet fuel, the gas industry and state banks. Members of …

Read moreDavid Cameron snail protest: speed up Myanmar sanctions

Zoya Phan interviewed by Burma News Network

March 12, 2024

Nant Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s Programme Director, talked to Burma News Network about the seminar “Towards a democratic Myanmar and its impact on security along the Thai border”, held on March 2-3 in the Thai Parliament, Bangkok, over the Burmese junta’s objection. “It was emphasized that cross-border assistance is needed for war refugees” said …

Read moreZoya Phan interviewed by Burma News Network

House of Lords debates health care in Myanmar – Parliament Live TV

February 29, 2024

The House of Lords in the UK Parliament today held a short debate on Myanmar, secured by Lord Nigel Crisp. The Lords assessed the role the UK could play in supporting health care workers and the reconstruction of the health system in Myanmar. Watch debate on Parliament Live (16.00 – 17.00 pm)

Read moreHouse of Lords debates health care in Myanmar – Parliament Live TV

462 CSOs urgently call on UN Security Council to protect civilians in Myanmar – Progressive Voice

February 1, 2024

Marking three years of the military junta’s failed coup, Burma Campaign UK has joined 461 organisations calling urgently for swift UN Security Council action against the military junta to end its war of terror and protect civilians in Myanmar.

Read more462 CSOs urgently call on UN Security Council to protect civilians in Myanmar – Progressive Voice

House of Lords call for action on Rohingya genocide – Hansard

January 16, 2024

Today in the House of Lords, UK Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron was pushed on calling a UN Security Council meeting on Burma’s non-implementation of provisional measures set out by the International Court of Justice, to halt the Rohingya genocide. Burma Campaign UK has been campaigning for this, and it is great to see the pressure …

Read moreHouse of Lords call for action on Rohingya genocide – Hansard

Zoya Phan at UK Parliament

December 13, 2023

Zoya Phan, Burma Campaign UK’s programme director, took part with other friends from Burma in a Burma Hearing by the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission in Parliament today.

Read moreZoya Phan at UK Parliament

Violated: How Burma’s displaced women and girls are impacted by gender based violence

December 12, 2023

Burma Campaign UK”s Executive Director, Anna Roberts, spoke today at a vital conversation concluding UN Women’s 16 Days Of Activism against gender-based violence. Anna Roberts reported on her recent visit to displacement camps on the Thai-Burmese border, and urged the case for humanitarian aid to go directly to the ethnic groups in border areas as …

Read moreViolated: How Burma’s displaced women and girls are impacted by gender based violence

UK hits Myanmar border guard force colonel with sanctions – the Irrawaddy

December 9, 2023

The UK slapped sanctions on a leader of Myanmar junta-affiliated Border Guard Force (BGF) Colonel Saw Chit Thu and two others involved in the controversial Shwe Kokko new city gambling project in Karen State, over allegations of human trafficking, forced labor and human rights violations, reports the Irrawaddy. The UK said the three people sanctioned …

Read moreUK hits Myanmar border guard force colonel with sanctions – the Irrawaddy
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