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For the lawyers practicing at the city sessions court in Kolkata, the capital of West Bengal Thursday, November 12 th , 2009 was just another busy day. They passed by the court of Ms Kavita Dey without as much as a second look. For them the scene was...
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Lt-Gen Myint Swe is being widely tipped to succeed Snr-Gen Than Shwe as the Burmese army’s next commander in chief, according to several dissidents in exile and Burma observers. Rumors have circulated that Myint Swe is junta strongman Than Shwe’s favored...
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Three Rivers Coalition for Justice Works With Landlords, U.S. Nov. 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- As part of an ongoing, multi-front effort to help Burmese refugees in the Pittsburgh area, the Three Rivers Coalition for Justice paid rental money owed by...
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The Thai company, MP3 Thailand Co, will buy 120 Burmese songs from Burma�s Million Entertainment & Video Production and sell them to mobile phone users in Thailand. A large market is expected among Burmese migrants living in Thailand. The deal was confirmed...
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Meepura newspaper and private citizens gathered in front of the airport in response to an appeal by The Friends of the Third World...Negombo Police Chief Ajith Wickremarathna ordered the protesters off airport ground, saying they had no permit to demonstrate...
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Complaints of forced labour in Burma have risen by nearly 50 percent in the past five months, with more than half of these stemming from the recruitment of youths into the army. The statistics, published in a report by the International Labour Organisation...
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Rangoon — The value of the Burmese national currency, kyat, has suddenly appreciated as millions of US dollars flow into the local market in earnings from the opium and amphetamine trade at the Sino-Burmese border. That’s the opinion of several sources...
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Burmese troops have razed huts and infrastructure belonging to illegal Burmese settlers on an island on the Thaung Yin (or Moei) river, which separates Burma’s eastern Karen state from Thailand. The controversial island has long been the subject of a...
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The volatile Shan state in northeastern Burma is the country’s largest state and home to an estimated six million people. Low-intensity conflict has eaten away at the region for more than half a century as armed ethnic groups fight for autonomy against...
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Thai employers are anxious that Burmese workers employed by them could be forcibly repatriated if they bring them over for nationality verification, according to the Thai Labour Minister. Phaitoon Kaewthong, Minister of Labour said on Monday after his...
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