Highlight
Seven Alliances: Referendum Result Must Not be Accepted
ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Myanmar Caucus: Parliamentarians Urge ASEAN and Myanmar to Save Lives
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Cyclone Nargis: 3.2 Million Burmese Affected, Limited Humanitarian Assistance Poses Health Threat as Conditions Worsen
Seven Alliances: Referendum Result Must Not be Accepted
ASEAN Inter-Parliamentary Myanmar Caucus: Parliamentarians Urge ASEAN and Myanmar to Save Lives
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health: Cyclone Nargis: 3.2 Million Burmese Affected, Limited Humanitarian Assistance Poses Health Threat as Conditions Worsen
News from Regional/International Media
BBC News: Burma Aid Situation 'Improving'
Al Jazeera: Myanmar Children 'May Starve'
Asian Tribune: United States Defies Burmese Military Junta
Asian Tribune: Burma Fears Politicization of Humanitarian Crisis
The Nation: Red Tape Continues to Tie Up Aid to Cyclone-Stricken Burma
Bangkok Post: Relief Trickles through as Burma Toll Hits 140,000
Bangkok Post: Burmese Death Truck Survivors to be Sent Home
International Herald Tribune: Myanmar Government Says No Disease Outbreaks in Cyclone-Hit Areas
The Jakarta Post: International Community Pounds on Myanmar's Doors as Cyclone Victims Suffer
Xinhua Online: Bangkok's Old Airport to be Center for WFP Aid to Myanmar
Gulf Times: Monks Fill Cyclone Aid Void
The Straits Times: Videos of Cyclone's Mayhem are Underground Hit in Myanmar
The Straits Times: Under-Fire ASEAN to Meet on Myanmar Disaster
VOA News: Asian Health Professionals Allowed Into Burma
BBC News: Burma Aid Situation 'Improving'
Al Jazeera: Myanmar Children 'May Starve'
Asian Tribune: United States Defies Burmese Military Junta
Asian Tribune: Burma Fears Politicization of Humanitarian Crisis
The Nation: Red Tape Continues to Tie Up Aid to Cyclone-Stricken Burma
Bangkok Post: Relief Trickles through as Burma Toll Hits 140,000
Bangkok Post: Burmese Death Truck Survivors to be Sent Home
International Herald Tribune: Myanmar Government Says No Disease Outbreaks in Cyclone-Hit Areas
The Jakarta Post: International Community Pounds on Myanmar's Doors as Cyclone Victims Suffer
Xinhua Online: Bangkok's Old Airport to be Center for WFP Aid to Myanmar
Gulf Times: Monks Fill Cyclone Aid Void
The Straits Times: Videos of Cyclone's Mayhem are Underground Hit in Myanmar
The Straits Times: Under-Fire ASEAN to Meet on Myanmar Disaster
VOA News: Asian Health Professionals Allowed Into Burma
Opinion/Other
New Zealand Herald: Time to Send Troops into Myanmar [Editorial]
Khaleeji Times: Guilty as Charged! [Editorial]
Bangkok Post: Political Storm Brewing [Perspective] - Achara Ashayagachat
Bangkok Post: Samak to the Rescue [Perspective] - Erika Fry
The Japan Times: Option for Dealing with Myanmar - Matthew Johnson
Mizzima News: Slow Deaths in Delta [Commentary] - May Ng
New Zealand Herald: Time to Send Troops into Myanmar [Editorial]
Khaleeji Times: Guilty as Charged! [Editorial]
Bangkok Post: Political Storm Brewing [Perspective] - Achara Ashayagachat
Bangkok Post: Samak to the Rescue [Perspective] - Erika Fry
The Japan Times: Option for Dealing with Myanmar - Matthew Johnson
Mizzima News: Slow Deaths in Delta [Commentary] - May Ng
Statement/Press Release
Save the Children: UK Foreign Minister Visits Aid Workers in Burma
Human Rights Watch: Burma: Reject Constitutional Referendum: Government’s Poor Cyclone Response Shows Need for Democratic Reform
Save the Children: UK Foreign Minister Visits Aid Workers in Burma
Human Rights Watch: Burma: Reject Constitutional Referendum: Government’s Poor Cyclone Response Shows Need for Democratic Reform
Report/Briefer
UNIC Yangon: OCHA Situation Report No. 13
Shan Herald Agency for News: Weekly Diary, No. 301 (10 – 16 May 2008)
UNIC Yangon: OCHA Situation Report No. 13
Shan Herald Agency for News: Weekly Diary, No. 301 (10 – 16 May 2008)
- World Impatient with Generals!
- Hated Regime Supported by People?
- Aid Becomes Selective!
- Famine for Rice Bowl Area Feared!
Interview
Bangkok Post: Disaster Response Challenged: Getting Visas for Health and Sanitation Experts is Essential for Efforts to Stave Off Further Disaster in Burma
Bangkok Post: Disaster Response Challenged: Getting Visas for Health and Sanitation Experts is Essential for Efforts to Stave Off Further Disaster in Burma
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