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Archive for June, 2009

0June 29, 2009A Deputy Commander of the Burmese Army’s LIB 537 died of unknown causes on the western Burma border

0June 29, 2009Last night two bombs exploded in Three Pagodas Pass Town. According to a source in the Burmese border town, the army announced that the blasts occurred at 8:20 and 8:23 p.m., with a third bomb discovered that did not detonate.

0June 29, 2009Authorities on Sunday detained a journalist who tried to take a photograph of the 13-year old girl who authorities have announced is suffering from the first detected instance of A/H1N1, or swine flu, in Burma.

0June 29, 2009Security officials in Thailand have beefed up surveillance on Moei River, in the wake of clashes with ethnic Karen armed men, who were trying to cross over to Thailand.

0June 29, 2009Special Report: Singapore and China, key pieces to Thailand

0June 29, 2009Reporters Without Borders and the Burma Media Association today condemned the military junta for intimidating the press trying to cover recent national and international events, as a journalist was jailed for two years after being arrested near the home of Aung San Suu Kyi.

0June 29, 2009MON ISSUE 6 Including report” Accounts of abuse during strand road construction in Thanbyuzaya”

0June 29, 2009Security Council-Report of the Secretary-General on children and armed conflict in Myanmar June 2009

0June 29, 2009A-4 size papers pasted by the students carried two slogans — “Drug free zone” and “No elections 2010″, said Shadang Tu Awng, who organized this morning’s movement.

0June 29, 2009According to Nyan Win, one of Aung San Suu Kyi’s lawyers, prosecutors had argued that Win Tin, a journalist and former political prisoner, should not be allowed to testify because he is critical of the government and often gave interviews to foreign media.

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