Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)We would like to clarify here that NLD-LA-UK doesn’t represent Burmese Community in UK nor Burmese nor Bamar.

Bamar and Arakan ethnic people of Burma are deliberately excluded meeting with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi in a way of punishing them for standing up for justice for their own people. We heard that NLD-LA-UK is behind this plot and we want to know is that true and if it is so we demand the reason WHY? We would like to clarify here that NLD-LA-UK doesn’t represent Burmese Community in UK nor Burmese nor Bamar.

Dalai Lama, Suu Kyi meet in London

June 19, 2012. Photo: Jeremy Russell / OHHDL

London, England, 19 June 2012 – As His Holiness received Burmese leader and fellow Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi, who had come to visit him privately this morning, he told her,  “I have real admiration for your courage. I am very happy we’ve been able to meet”

His Holiness the Dalai Lama with Aung San Suu Kyi in London, England, on June 19, 2012. Photo/Jeremy Russell/OHHD
After more than half an hour’s close conversation, during which His Holiness told her that just as her late father had shown great dedication, he was confident that she too would be of great service to humanity, he wished her every success in fulfilling her life’s goals. He also said he looked forward to meeting her again.
A short drive through London’s sunlit streets brought His Holiness to the University of Westminster where he had been invited to give the CR Parekh Lecture on the Values of Democracy and Tibet. He began,
“The twenty-first century is still young, there are almost 90 years to go, so we still have an opportunity to work to create a new, better world.” Continue reading “Dalai Lama, Suu Kyi meet in London”