Day: August 7, 2011

ATTENTION please >>> Any media would like to interview more about the 8.8.88 23rd ceremony inside Burma, please call the “Information group for 8.8.88 23rd anniversary ceremony

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ATTENTION please >>> Any media would like to interview more about the 8.8.88 23rd ceremony inside Burma, please call the “Information group for 8.8.88 23rd anniversary ceremony”. Ma Khin Moe Aye 09 504 2249, Ko Myo Yan Naung Thein 09 730 21874, Ma Zin Mar Aung 09 730 1956, Ko Zay Ya Thaw 09 2000 471, Ko Tun Kyi 09 49255024

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1. Who do we support? ……………………………………. (Daw Aung San Su Kyi )2

2. What do we want? ………………………………………….. (Democracy)2

3. What do we want? ………………………………………….. (Human Right)2

4. What do we want? ………………………………………….. (Peace, Peace)

5. What do we want? ………………………………………….. ( Dialogue, Dialogue )

6. What do we want? …………………………………………(National reconciliation)2

7. Free all political prisoners ………………………………. (Right Now, Right Now)

8. Dialogue in Burma ………………………………………….. (Right Now, Right Now)

9. Peace in Burma ………………………………………………(Right Now, Right Now)

10. National Reconciliation ……………………………………. (Right Now, Right Now)

11. What do we want? ……………………………….(Release all political prisoners)2

12. When do we want them? …………………………………. (Right Now, Right Now)

Duwa Zau Awng disagrees Suu Kyi’s open letter (Burmese)-Kachin TV

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Duwa Maran Zau Awng, a member of the National League for Democracy (NLD) and Kachin ex-member of parliament (MP) have reacted in the media to the July 28 open letter of Burma’s pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi. The open letter urged the Burmese government and the four major ethnic armed groups sign a ceasefire agreement quickly. Duwa Zau Awng said, “The Burman-led government is the source of the political conflicts. So, she should say that to the government- but not to native ethnic peoples. She should challenge the government to find a political solution for creating peace.  It oppresses other native peoples with Burmanization (Burman nationalism). We are the same ethnic status with Burmans.  We are not living in a Burman state.”