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Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma)Remembering Political Prisoners in Burma - July 22, 2008
Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma)Remembering Political Prisoners in Burma - July 22, 2008
News from Burmese Media
Mizzima News: UN Chief convenes fourth 'Group of Friends' meet on Burma
Mizzima News: Flood near Mandalay Airport damages telephone lines, inundates highway
Mizzima News: Discrimination over aid distribution among cyclone victims: new report
Kachin News Group: Kachins form interim committee for 2010 elections
Khonumthung News: Chin University students in Rangoon to publish magazine
Narinjara News: Dhaka, Rangoon agree to resolve maritime dispute
Narinjara News: Unidentified body found near Nasaka Camp
The Irrawaddy: WFP to stop relief flights to Burma next month
The Irrawaddy: No political prisoner in Burma: Junta’s mouthpieces
The Irrawaddy: Unknown gunman kills Burmese woman refugee
The Irrawaddy: Burma’s disposable soldiers
The Irrawaddy: US calls Burma's promise of democracy a 'Mockery'
The Irrawaddy: Cyclone victims harness rainwater to survive
The Irrawaddy: UN wants ‘Tangible Progress’ in Burma
Independent Mon News Agency: Police informer extorts money from Thai-cordless phone owners
Mizzima News: UN Chief convenes fourth 'Group of Friends' meet on Burma
Mizzima News: Flood near Mandalay Airport damages telephone lines, inundates highway
Mizzima News: Discrimination over aid distribution among cyclone victims: new report
Kachin News Group: Kachins form interim committee for 2010 elections
Khonumthung News: Chin University students in Rangoon to publish magazine
Narinjara News: Dhaka, Rangoon agree to resolve maritime dispute
Narinjara News: Unidentified body found near Nasaka Camp
The Irrawaddy: WFP to stop relief flights to Burma next month
The Irrawaddy: No political prisoner in Burma: Junta’s mouthpieces
The Irrawaddy: Unknown gunman kills Burmese woman refugee
The Irrawaddy: Burma’s disposable soldiers
The Irrawaddy: US calls Burma's promise of democracy a 'Mockery'
The Irrawaddy: Cyclone victims harness rainwater to survive
The Irrawaddy: UN wants ‘Tangible Progress’ in Burma
Independent Mon News Agency: Police informer extorts money from Thai-cordless phone owners
News from Regional/International Media
The Earth Times: UN acknowledges huge foreign exchange loss in Myanmar relief
Xinhua: UN humanitarian chief meets Myanmar PM
VOA News: U.S. Lawmakers Vote to Extend Sanctions Against Burma
Radio Australia: US backs ASEAN Burma statement on rights
Radio Australia: NZ offers more aid to Burma cyclone region
Mail & Guardian: Burma victims struggle as emergency aid winds down
BBC: Rice hits out at Burma 'mockery'
Press Tust of India: Ban discusses Myanmar with "friends" of the country
CQ Politics: Congress moving to extend sanctions against Myanmar
The Straits Times: UN mediator's Myanmar trip must yield progress: global group
The Earth Times: UN acknowledges huge foreign exchange loss in Myanmar relief
Xinhua: UN humanitarian chief meets Myanmar PM
VOA News: U.S. Lawmakers Vote to Extend Sanctions Against Burma
Radio Australia: US backs ASEAN Burma statement on rights
Radio Australia: NZ offers more aid to Burma cyclone region
Mail & Guardian: Burma victims struggle as emergency aid winds down
BBC: Rice hits out at Burma 'mockery'
Press Tust of India: Ban discusses Myanmar with "friends" of the country
CQ Politics: Congress moving to extend sanctions against Myanmar
The Straits Times: UN mediator's Myanmar trip must yield progress: global group
Multimedia
The Irrawaddy: Burmese humor survived the storm [Slide Show]
The Burmese laugh even in the face of adversity. Further proof of their indefatigable sense of humor is to be found in a Rangoon exhibition of cartoons relating to the Cyclone Nargis disaster and the government’s mismanagement of relief efforts. About 400 works by 70 cartoonists are on show at the Lawkanat gallery in an exhibition titled “Wake from the Storm.”
The Irrawaddy: Burmese humor survived the storm [Slide Show]
The Burmese laugh even in the face of adversity. Further proof of their indefatigable sense of humor is to be found in a Rangoon exhibition of cartoons relating to the Cyclone Nargis disaster and the government’s mismanagement of relief efforts. About 400 works by 70 cartoonists are on show at the Lawkanat gallery in an exhibition titled “Wake from the Storm.”
Release/Statement
Relief Web: Secretary-General convenes meeting on special adviser’s upcoming visit to Myanmar [Document]
Relief Web: Letter to donors on reconstruction after Cyclone Nargis [Document]
Relief Web: Secretary-General convenes meeting on special adviser’s upcoming visit to Myanmar [Document]
Relief Web: Letter to donors on reconstruction after Cyclone Nargis [Document]
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