In business this week: Ministry of Commerce abolish trade registration fines; Burma market potential lures Thai investors; MP says corruption, waste risks more debt; Burma among world’s cheapest labour; Burma-China seals rice export deal; Chicken culling to halt H5N1;

Questions are raised in parliament about the effect on national debt of the government's reliance on international loans, and wasting of funds.

Aung San Suu Kyi's proposed bill calling on government ministries to speed-up the issuance of bylaws and regulations was unanimously approved by parliament on Wednesday.

DVB's special investigative documentary exposes how court procedures are manipulated using false evidence and documents. We follow one case and one woman who is using the courts to falsely claim ownership of two plots of land.

Four demonstrators are likely to face charges from Pakokku Township Police for staging an unauthorised protest demanding constitutional reform.

An amendment to the Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Procession Law has been voted on in Burma's Lower House and now awaits Upper House approval.