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UN Secretary General must go to Burma

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Civil society organisations in Burma are urging António Guterres to personally spearhead the United Nations response to the crisis in Burma.

We are supporting their call.

Join activists in Burma and sign this petition demanding António Guterres, the UN Secretary General, personally lead UN efforts to respond to the crisis in Burma.

UN Secretary General must lead the international response to the coup

Join activists in Burma and sign this petition demanding António Guterres, the UN Secretary General, personally lead UN efforts to respond to the coup.

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Global arms embargo

For more than thirty years, the United Nations has been documenting human rights violations by the Burmese military which break international law.

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Statements of support

443 Myanmar civil society organizations (CSOs) call for the UN Secretary-General to immediately intervene.

BCUK statement

Burmese Royingya Organisation UK statement

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