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(BRUSSELS) – The EU criticised Myanmar on Tuesday after baton-wielding police dispersed a student rally and arrested dozens of protesters in a crackdown which has raised fears of a return to junta-era repression.
၁၀ ရက္ မတ္လ ၂၀၁၅ Belgium နိဳင္ငံ Bruxelles ျမိဳ ့တြင္ျပဳလုပ္ေသာဥေရာပေရာက္ျမန္မာမ်ား(FORUM OF BURMESE IN EUROPE ) ၏ အၾကမ္းဖက္သိန္း စိန္အစိုးရရဲ ့ဒီမိုကေရစီပညာေရး…
The 28-nation bloc also defended its 2013 decision to launch a 10-million-euro programme to train Myanmar police in dealing with demonstrations, saying it was part of efforts to support reform.
“The European Union is following with concern recent clashes in relation to ongoing protests and deeply regrets the use of force against peaceful demonstrators,” a spokeswoman said in an email to AFP.
Myanmar police carted away two truckloads of protesters after violently breaking up the rally in the central town of Letpadan, according to an AFP reporter at the scene, and police said 127 were arrested.
The crackdown comes just days after authorities used violence to end a rally in support of the students in the commercial hub of Yangon, prompting condemnation from rights campaigners.
The EU said the clashes showed the need for further reform by Myanmar’s military-dominated government but insisted that it was right to launch the training programme for riot police.
“Since the beginning of the EU project, progress has been made,” the spokeswoman said.
“When it comes to EU-trained police units, a difference in approach has been acknowledged, including by human rights organisations.
“Change, however, does not happen overnight, it requires a shift in the mindset and recent events confirm the necessity of more and continued reform.”
The EU “remains committed to supporting positive change in Myanmar in general — and the important process of reforming the police in particular”, the spokeswoman added.
Drug kingpin Adisak Srisa-ard, alias “Benz Thasai”, was arrested near the Thai-Myanmar border in Kanchanaburi’s Sangkhla Buri district on Wednesday morning.
He is the alleged leader of a major drug ring in Suphan Buri, and on the police most wanted list since he wrote on Facebook that he would murder all the police at Si Prachan station in Suphan Buri.
Police have arrested a Myanmar man who allegedly led three compatriots in stealing gold ornaments |worth Bt14 million from a gold shop in Bang Bua Thong in Nonthaburi province on Sunday.
The suspect identified only as Chai, 27, was apprehended along with his Myanmar wife Musa at a checkpoint on Monday night in Uttaradit’s Tron district.
The couple was travelling with five Myanmar workers on a chartered van from Mor Chit in Bangkok to Phayao province. Police also seized ornaments, 328 baht in gold weight, from Chai. Cr.แอดมินตร.ฯ
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