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Ongoing Sexual Violence in Burma Requires International Investigation – New Briefing Paper

Ongoing Sexual Violence in Burma Requires International Investigation – New Briefing Paper

April 16, 2014

Burma Campaign UK today publishes a new Briefing Paper, ‘Rape and Sexual Violence by the Burmese Army’, which details how the Burmese Army has used rape and sexual violence with impunity for decades, and reports of rape and sexual violence have continued since Thein Sein became President and reforms began.  Burma Campaign UK is calling …

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Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Foreign Office Quarterly Human Rights Update

April 10, 2014

Burma Campaign UK welcomes the new quarterly human rights update on Burma published today by the British Foreign Office. The update summarises human rights developments in Burma for the months of January-March 2014. Burma Campaign UK has strongly criticised past quarterly updates for giving misleading and false information, and downplaying serious human rights abuses in …

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Free Burma VJ!

April 9, 2014

Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB) video journalist Zaw Pe has been jailed for one year by the government of Burma. This is just the latest in a series of moves to restrict media freedom in Burma. Here Burma Campaign UK staff and volunteers show our support, with a banner last used to campaign for the …

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DFID Should Conduct Inquiry Into Burma Census Funding

April 9, 2014

Burma Campaign UK is calling on Justine Greening, Secretary of State for International Development, to conduct an inquiry into the decision making process which led to the Department for International Development (DFID) giving the government of Burma £10m ($16m) of British aid money for Burma’s controversial census. Many organisations in Burma, and outside Burma, including …

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Burma Army soldiers beat, stab and rob villager in northern Shan State

April 8, 2014

Press Release from Shan Human Rights Foundation A villager distributing invitations to his son’s ordination ceremony was beaten, stabbed and robbed by Burma Army troops of LIB 515 in Tang Yan Township, northern Shan State on 23rd March 2014. On that day, Sai Sarng, age 46, from Murng Kao, Tang Yan township, had gone to …

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Delegation meeting at the FCO

April 4, 2014

Women’s delegation from Burma met with officials from British Foreign and Commonwealth Office and discussed the current situation on the ground in Burma. The delegation consists of Jessica Nhkum from Kachin Women’s Association Thailand – KWAT, Rosalinn Zahau from Chin Human Rights Organization, and Pippa Curwen from Burma Relief Centre.      

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