#UPDATE #BURMA #MYANMAR #GOES #BLACK ON #FACEBOOK #LADPADAUNG #SOLIDARITY

88 GENERATION AND MONKS ON CRIME SCENE TO FIND OUT THE TRUTH

 

 

UPDATE 23. PROTEST LATPADAUNG YANGON 23.CHINESE EMBASSY WANBAO COMPANY

Why on earth Chinese securities are beating local farmers with the hammers?
Is it acceptable? Chinese government will be held accountable if their company’s employees are attacking Burmese civilians!
This is totally outrageous!

 

SOLIDARITY with land confiscated farmers ! Dear Brothers and Sisters, please change your  profile picture to black color for farmers… sad day for me to see the innocent farmer shot dead for protecting her own land. ☮ “လက္ပံေတာင္း၊ အႏိုင္က်င့္စစ္ေခြးမိစၧာ ၿပိတၱာဆိုးမ်ားေဘးမွ ေဘးဘယာေဝးကြာ လံုျခံဳေအးခ်မ္းသာယာၾကပါေစ…..။” ☮ ko myoe

22/12/2014 at Letpadaung
How to continue to get community participation
Really Really ….Really sad for that.Where is negotiation process? I don’t have to consider why government authority can’t consult with local villagers. Does a villager need to die for natural resource extraction? She died while saving her land. 

ေဒၚခင္ဝင္း
ျပည္သူ႔သူရဲေကာင္း
အသက္(၅၆)နွစ္

 

https://democracyforburma.wordpress.com/2014/12/22/myanmar-burma-riot-police-fired-on-villagers-at-latpadaung-coppermine-site/

#THAILAND #Koh #Tao #murder #case #IMPORTANT #DOCUMENT #RELEASE

IMPORTANT DOCUMENT RELEASE
The Koh Tao murder case accused ‘s defence team has been working closely with REPRIEVE in the United Kingdom to explore the UK police role in the investigation of the Koh Tao murder case.

I have now been given permission by REPRIEVE, REPRIEVE lawyers and Mr. Nakhon Chompuchat, head lawyer for the Koh Tao case defence team, to release the Metropolitan Police response document publicly.
In summary from this document:
– The UK Metropolitan police did not conduct any investigations into the Koh Tao murders in Thailand, had observer status only and did not provide any advice or assistance;
– The Metropolitan Police did not during its visit to Thailand take possession of any evidence, including physical evidence, forensic evidence, exhibits, interviews or statements;
– The police are preparing a report but this is for internal use only and will not be completed until January 2015 – it will not be shared with the Thai authorities;
– No other information will be shared with the Thai authorities by the UK government or police without an assurance regarding the death penalty;
– The UK police do hold some limited information on the case but rely on an exemption under the Data Protection Act to refuse to provide this information (because it would prejudice a criminal prosecution).
This response leaves some major questions unanswered, including the issue of the validity of statements issued by the UK Foreign and Commonwealth Office on behalf of the parents of the deceased.
For other questions and discussions on this issue/response, the lawyers team welcome public debate that will hopefully result from release of this document in full. CR. ANDY HALL

UK police relied on Thai police interpreter during their limited mission to Thailand, suggests no independent translator provided.
UK police response leaves unresolved issue of reasonableness of FCO facilitated release of statements from parents of Koh Tao case victims

 

#အၾကမ္း #ဖက္လူသတ္ခဲ႔ျပီ #22.12.2014

လက္နက္ကိုင္ေသာင္းက်န္းသူ ေၾကးစားလူသတ္သမား စစ္ခရိုနီ လံုထိန္းမ်ားသည္ ဖက္ဆစ္သိန္းစိန္ စစ္အခြင့္ထူးခံ အစိုးရ ခိုင္းေစမႈျဖင့္ လက္နက္ကိုင္ျပီး
လက္ပံေတာင္း ေဒသတြင္ အဓမၼ ေျမသိမ္းျပီး အၾကမ္း ဖက္လူသတ္ခဲ႔ျပီ
လက္ပံေတာင္းေျမ မွာ အမွန္တရားအတြက္ ေသြးစြန္း ေျမခ ခဲ႔ရေလျပီ

ေဒၚခင္ဝင္း
ျပည္သူ႔သူရဲေကာင္း
အသက္(၅၆)နွစ္

 

!! #UPDATE #MYANMAR #BURMA #riot #police #kill #villagers at #Latpadaung #coppermine #site

 

 

UPDATE 23. PROTEST YANGON

UPDATE SAIGAIN LATPADAUNG

 

 

RIP KHIN WIN

 

BREAKING NEWS:
One woman killed, 20 villagers injured, when riot police fired on villagers at Latpadaung copper mine site at 2:20pm local time on Monday. Two hundred local villagers tried to stop Myanmar Wanbao employees from laying fence around site by firing stones with slingshots. Police in riot gear responded with slingshots and gunfire.Khin San Hlaing, a lawmaker from the National League for Democracy party, said the Monday’s confrontation occurred as police and Chinese workers erected a fence on land that the villagers claimed as theirs.
She said a 50-year-old woman was fatally shot in the head, though it was not clear if she was shot by police or mining company security personnel.

 

Wai Lwin Lwin
22/12/2014 at Letpadaung
How to continue to get community participation
Really Really ….Really sad for that.Where is negotiation process? I don’t have to consider why government authority can’t consult with local villagers. Does a villager need to die for natural resource extraction? She died while saving her land.
(I would like to say about it as a member of EITI Yangon Region.)

ေဒၚခင္ဝင္း
ျပည္သူ႔သူရဲေကာင္း
အသက္(၅၆)နွစ္