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    Tagged: justice

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    Editorial: Justice Must be Done in Par Gyi Case

    More must be done to ensure that Burma’s military is held accountable for the atrocities it has committed against ordinary citizens.

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    Political prisoner issue undermines election’s legitimacy

    With only two months until November’s long-awaited election, time is fast running out for the Burmese government to ensure it will be fair and democratic.

    Law Lead Story News

    Authoritarian policing and the colonial hangover

    Human rights advocates and opposition lawmakers say Burma’s current government has done little to reform colonial-era criminal laws that curtail civil liberties.

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    Mahasantisukha monks appear in Supreme Court video

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    Mahasantisukha monks appear in Supreme Court

    Four monks facing charges of defaming religion and insubordination to the state monastic council appeared in Burma’s Supreme Court on Thursday.

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    Imprisoned hunger striker sent to psychiatric hospital

    A farmer who was imprisoned in Maubin prison for the murder of a policeman during land rights protests in 2013 has been sent to a psychiatric hospital.

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    Student protests: calls for ‘open and transparent’ trial

    The trial of student activists being prosecuted for their part in an education reform protest in Letpadan is being transferred to a court in Tharawaddy.

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    Latpadaung mine ‘must be halted’ pending EIA, says Amnesty

    Two years after a brutal police crackdown against protesters at the Latpadaung copper mine site, Amnesty Int’l has issued a press release highlighting ongoing problems with the project.

    Human Rights Lead Story News Women's Issues

    Sexual violence by Burmese army still widespread, says NGO




    Burmese government soldiers continue to perpetrate sexual violence against women on a widespread scale with impunity, according to a Women’s League of Burma report.

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    Burma slammed for refusing to sign declaration on sexual violence

    Human rights groups have condemned Burma for refusing to sign a new international declaration condemning sexual violence in conflict, which they say highlights its indifference to abuses perpetrated by the military

    1988: Forgive and forget? video

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    1988: Forgive and forget?

    Twenty-five years after the bloody military crackdown on protestors in Burma, activists are asking whether it’s time to forgive and forget.

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    Political prisoner accused of new year bombing dies

    Phyo Wai Aung, who was falsely accused of masterminding a grenade attack at the Rangoon Thingyan festival in April 2010, has died at his home early on Friday morning, less than six months after being pardoned

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    Teenager assaulted by soldiers dies in hospital

    A teenager, who was brutally assaulted by soldiers from the Burmese army after a minor traffic collision two weeks ago, has died from injuries sustained in the attack, according to his mother

    Interview

    Benedict Rogers: ‘It’s a change of atmosphere not a change of system’

    Following a year that saw the release of hundreds of political prisoners, the signing of several ceasefire deals with armed groups and the outbreak of violence in Arakan state, DVB’s[…]

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    NGOs call for justice after migrant deaths

    Apr 23, 2008 (DVB)

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    Commentary: Lawlessness, the stuff that binds in Burma

    Basil Fernando Feb 12, 2008 (DVB), Last week, the Asian Human Rights Commission issued three appeals on cases of concern from Burma which illustrate the "un-rule of law" that pervades[…]

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    Lawlessness, the stuff that binds in Burma

    Basil Fernando Feb 12, 2008 (DVB), Last week, the Asian Human Rights Commission issued three appeals on cases of concern from Burma which illustrate the "un-rule of law" that pervades[…]

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    Rangoon court moved to new premises

    Jan 14, 2008 (DVB), Staff at the Rangoon divisional court are unhappy about an order they have received requiring them to move to a new building as of 18 January.[…]

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