UN Envoy Moves Wrong Path
September 1, 2008
HURFOM:There is a contradiction that when UN special envoy, Mr. Gambari, declared his supports for the preparation of military dominated general elections in 2010. Surprisingly, why he did not seriously think that these elections will not bring to National Reconciliation in Burma and that could create more problems in the country. Read more
Drugs problem in Burma and Drug Trafficking in Mon Areas
September 1, 2008
I.Burma: Well-known for Drug Production
Burma (Myanmar) continues to be second largest producer of opium after Afghanistan in this globe. Yet the military junta claims that it will free the country of opium cultivation by 2014. The fact – a corrupt military is known to turn a blind eye for it lines pockets and it is a main concern for the international community that whether they can end the drug problem in Burma, while the ethnic communities in various ethnic States express concern that the drug problems have increased. Read more
Latest Headlines
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- Junta’s claims of monetary support have not reached displaced villagers
- Six dead bodies of Rohingyas found in “Thaung Pyin” Beach
- Junta forces extort truck drivers transporting gasoline
- Long Lone PDF arrests elderly man
- Junta’s troops shot and arrest three local men for transporting gasoline
- Crack down on call scam gangs creates serious consequences for locals
- Junta’s air assault injures five residents from Bilin
- Only ten displaced families return home in Kyone Long (old) village
- Junta arrests 17 young men in Tenasserim and forces them to join army
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