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Newsflash – Chalerm’s CMPO has just announced the identities of the 136 names on their list of PDRC corporate and individual sponsors (source: ASTV online).
SUTHEB :
(CMPO chief) Chalerm – how stupid can you be? I rightly called you the most ignorant Ph.D. in Thailand. Of all these names, only 1 has actually supported us – and it wasn’t even with his own money! Designer Sakchai Guy helped create charity tees, the proceeds of which all go to the PDRC.
If any of those listed are harassed, we have attorneys from two separate law firms ready to handle your cases and provide legal assistance.
Chalerm, I think you’ve just increased the level of donations we’re about to receive. Thank you!
แล้ว ธาริต เพ็งดิษฐ์ จะได้เห็นพลังของคนรักชาติ เพราะม๊อบนี้ไม่เพียงไม่ต้องจ้างมา ยังควักเงินบริจาคให้แกนนำอีกต่างหาก
https://www.facebook.com/antiamnesty
ดีเอสไอออกหมายเรียกแกนนำ กปปส. เพิ่มเติมอีก 20 คน และให้อายัดบัญชีพร้อมตรวจสอบ ประกอบด้วย
1. น.ส.จิตตภัสร์ ภิรมย์ภักดี
2. นายสาธิต ปิตุเตชะ
3. นายสกลธี ภัททิยกุล
4. นายทศพล เพ็งส้ม
5. นายสมบัติ ธำรงธัญวงศ์
6. นายแก้วสรร อติโพธิ
7. นายเจิมศักดิ์ ปิ่นทอง
8. นายเสรี วงษ์มณฑา
9. นายรัชต์ยุตม์ ศิรโยธินภักดี
10. นายกิตติศักดิ์ ปรกติ
11. นายถนอม อ่อนเกตุพล
12. นายชาญวิทย์ วิภูศิริ
13. นายพิชิต ไชยมงคล
14. นายไพบูลย์ นิติตะวัน
15. พล.อ.ปฐมพงษ์ เกสรสุข
16. นายสุริยะใส กตะศิลา
17. นายพิภพ ธงไชย
18. นายบุญยอด สุขถิ่นไทย
19. นายองอาจ คล้ามไพบูลย์
20. นายพิจารณ์ สุขภารังษี
FREED POLITICAL PRISONERS LIST
ယေန႔ ႏိုင္ငံေတာ္လြတ္ျငိမ္းခ်မ္းသာခြင္႔ျဖင္႔လြတ္ေျမာက္လာေသာ ႏို္င္ငံေရးအက်ဥ္းသားမ်ား
1. အိုက္က်န္ ဗမ/၁၃/၀၀၂၃၄/က ဦးေမာင္ထြန္း
2. ဂ်ာဂြမ္း ဗမ/၁၃/၀၀၂၃၅/က ဦးလဂြမ္ေနာေအာ.
3. ေက်ာ္စြာလင္း ပသ/၁၃/၀၀၃၇၄/က ဦးစုိးျမင့္
4. ေဇာ္ဝင္း(ခ)ကာလူး ဘသတ/၁၁/၀၀၄၃၆/က ဦးေမာင္ေရႊ
5. တင္ေရႊ ဘသတ/၁၁/၀၀၄၃၃/က ဦးအာဘီမူဒိန္
6. ျမင့္ေအာင္ မလမ/၁၂/၀၀၅၇၆/က ဦးေသာင္းညြန္႔
7. စုိင္းပန္းေမာင္ ကတ/၀၆/၀၀၇၃၅/က ဦးစာေရးမုံ႕
8. ေက်ာ္ဝင္းျမင့္ ကတ/၁၀/၀၀၃၅၅/က ီဦးေက်ာ္ေသာင္း
9. ေအာင္သိန္းထြန္း ဦးေမာင္ညိဳေအး
10. ထြန္းခင္ႏု ဦးေမာင္သာထြန္း
11. ေမာင္ျဖဴသီး ဦးသာဇံလွ
12. ထြန္းၾကည္ ဦးထြန္းေမာင္ႏု
13. ေမာင္ဆန္းေအး မသိ ဦးေက်ာ္ေအာင္ႏု
14. ေမာင္ေမာင္စုိး မသိ ဦးသာဇံေအာင္
15. ေမာင္ယုိင္လွ ဦးသာညႊန္႔
16. ေမာင္ေမာင္ျမင့္ ဦးဖုိးေမာင္ႏု
17. ျမင့္ႏုိင္ ဦးေမာင္ယုိင္ႏု
18. တင္ဦးေက်ာ္ ဦးေမာင္စိန္ထြန္း
19. လဘမ္လီ ၀၁၂၃၈/က ဦးလဘမ္ကာ
20. ခ်င္းရြက္ငင္း မတလ/၀၁၃၈၄/က ဦးထြန္း
21. စိန္ေအာင္ မတလ/၁၃/၀၁၈၂၄/က ဦးစိုးျမင္.
22. ၀င္းေဆြျမင္. မတလ/၁၃/၀၁၈၂၅/က ဦးသန္းေမာင္
23. စုိင္းမိုးဟိန္း(ခ)အုိက္လွ်ံ မတလ/၁၃/၀၂၅၃၅/က ဦးအုိက္စုိင္း
24. စုိင္းေက်ာ္သန္း(ခ)ကုိစုိင္း မတလ/၁၃/၀၂၅၃၆/က ဦးသိန္းေမာင္
25. စိုင္းသိန္းႏုိင္ မတလ/၁၃/၀၂၅၃၇/က ဦးအုိက္ပ(ခ)ဦးလႈိင္စိန္ေအာင္
5 other released prisoners were members of the All Burma Students’ Democratic Front (ABSDF)
Ko Aye Min Naing, Ma San San Maw, Ko Zaw Lwin, Ko Kyaw Zin Oo and Ko Htet Ko Lwin from Thayarwaddy Prison have been released,
The ninth round of amnesty for political prisoners has been granted prior to the President Thein Sein’s visit to the United States.
Within the two years after the President Thein Sein government has taken the office, the ninth amnesty of the political prisoners, under the section 401 subsection (1) was granted on May 17.
Twenty-three political prisoners, including former army captain Nay Myo Zin, who was sentenced to three months in jail as he refused to pay a fine of 20,000 kyats for defaming the police’s reputation, were granted in this time amnesty.
Nay Myo Zin was re-arrested on May 2 together with his remaining years of jail sentence of the former conviction. However, he is released totally in this time amnesty as his remaining sentence has been commuted.
“I think this is what the government should do for the sake of public desire. Director of the Maubin Prison told me that that time amnesty is under Section 401 subsection (1) according to the letter released by the President’s Office. This time releasing has no bond. I hope every prisoner of conscience has such kind of clearance in their releasing,” Nay Myo Zin said.
According to the reports until May 17 evening, ten political prisoners from the Insein Prison, five from the Tharyawady Prison, two from the Taungoo Prison and each from Mandalay, Pathein, Maubin, Taunggyi, Lashio prisons were released. Among them, most were accused of convicted in bombing and explosion.
The released prisoners are Aung Naing, Kan Min Thar, Sai Tin Min Ko, Win Myint, Sai Khanhlu, Haymar Nay Win @ Mar Mar Lwin, Ye Htut Khaung, Soe Shwe @ Panyar Wuntha, Kyaw Moe Htet and Tun Oo from the Insein Prison, Aye Min Naing @ Aung Htoo, Htet Ko Lin, Kyaw Zin Oo @ Hpone Kyaw, San San Maw and Zaw Lwin @ Pho Zaw from the Thayawady Prison and Saw Shandrat and Sai Thiha from the Taungoo Prison.
“I’m a teacher. I live in Kyaukyi Township. A child was injured in explosion in front of my house. For that case, I was accused of being guilty for that explosion, and was sentenced to twenty years imprisonment. Actually I need to live seven more years for the full sentence. I’m glad to be released unexpectedly. But there are some political prisoners in the prison. So I can’t be happy very much,” said Saw Shandrat.
“I was sentenced to six years in jail for the explosion case. I’ll be released in 2016 in the actual sentence. I’m glad now. There are still five political prisoners in the prison building I lived,” Sai Tin Win said.
The new government has announced amnesty orders for total of ten times within its two years administration. Political prisoners were discharged in nine out of ten. Every amnesty was seen to be coincident with some political movements.
In fact, the first amnesty was on May 16, 2011 while Myanmar was trying to be the chairman of the ASEAN. October 11, 2011 amnesty was prior to the arrival of the representative group to study whether Myanmar government deserved to be the ASEAN chairman. January 2, 2012 amnesty was before the honouring ceremony of the 64th Independence Day. January 13, 2012, in which many famous prisoners of conscience were released, was after the historic visit of Hilary Clinton, the secretary of state of US.
Likewise, other amnesties were granted before the president attended the United Nations General Assembly, before the American president visited Myanmar, before the 22nd ASEAN Summit and this time is before the president’s visit to the US.
Myanmar government has been criticized as using political prisoners as tools for its episodic releasing them to get the political gain. The international community seriously condemned the military junta for detaining of political prisoners.
“Myanmar President doesn’t use political prisoners as tools; his strong determination is all inclusive political process. That’s all,” Zaw Htay, director of the President’s Office, said on his Facebook on May 17 evening.
There are over 1500 political prisoners still remained in prisons according to the lists (deaths and released ones included in the lists) reported from various organizations to the Examination Committee for Remaining Political Prisoners.
According to the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners, 165 political prisoners are still in jail and over a hundred of people are being prosecuted for political activities.
ဒီေန ့မအူပင္ ပန္းဝတီစားေသာက္ဆိုင္မွာေတြ ့ခဲ့တဲ့ ေထာင္ကလြတ္ခါစ ကိုေနမ်ိဳးဇင္နဲ ့အမွတ္တရ
ဓါတ္ပံု Kyaw Lynn Soe
17.5.2013
NAY MYO ZIN FREE
HAPPY DAY
democracy for burma 
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