Thursday, 11 March 2010
Burma war crimes probe gets UN backing thumbnail

Burma war crimes probe gets UN backing

UN rights expert makes unprecedented call for war crimes and crimes against humanity investigation into Burmese junta
Opposition party offices to reopen thumbnail

Opposition party offices to reopen

National League for Democracy offices closed after the 2003 Depayin massacre allowed to reopen, despite possible banning of opposition party
Suu Kyi’s party ‘in crisis’ thumbnail

Suu Kyi’s party ‘in crisis’

Burma opposition call for senior-level meeting as new law seeks to force expulsion of Aung San Suu Kyi from party

Analysis

Burma’s time of reckoning

FRANCIS WADE
The opposition party's possible election ban could unleash a new form of resistance against a government that requires the acquiescence of the population

Features

The house that Mahn Shah lived in

JOSEPH ALLCHIN
The late Karen National Union leader's house on the Thai-Burma border is now a sweatshop; like him, it has fallen victim to myopic greed on behalf of ruling powers

In Pictures

Karen Revolution Day thumbnail

Elections


Burma’s time of reckoning thumbnail

Burma’s time of reckoning

The opposition party's possible election ban could unleash a new form of resistance against a government that requires the acquiescence of the population