Military must assist us in amending constitution, says NLD’s Nyan Win
When asked about progress to date on constitutional reform, Nyan Win declined to respond.
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NLD to investigate Win Htein incident
The NLD has finally broken its silence over the controversial dismissal of its executive members in Shan State by the party’s secretary, Win Htein.
‘More than 10 NLD members qualified for presidency’
NLD spokesperson and Central Executive Committee member Nyan Win speaks about policy plans and presidential candidates for the incoming government.
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NLD promises to reform jade mine conditions following landslide
Burma’s newly elected government reacts after a landslide swept over a mining encampment, resulting in a death toll expected to reach around 200 people.
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Thein Sein commits to ‘smooth transition’
Thein Sein has reiterated his pledge to ensure a smooth transition of power to the new government at a meeting with representatives of political parties.
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NLD: Migrant crisis solution lies in rule of law, democracy
In a 1 June statement the NLD NLD pointed to communal violence in western Burma’s Arakan State as one of the principal causes of the crisis.
Thein Sein invites political party leaders for informal chat
Burma’s President Thein Sein has invited political party leaders to a meeting on Monday afternoon at the Rangoon government office.
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NLD suspends Pegu MP for graft
Burma’s main opposition party suspends its Taungoo District chairperson, Sein Tun, for alleged misappropriation of local village funds and donations.
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2015 election: NLD vows ‘Campaign Year’
The National League for Democracy concludes its congress, pledging to campaign vigorously for the 2015 general election, while maintaining efforts to enact constitutional reform.
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NLD says it will not boycott 2015 elections
Burma’s opposition National League for Democracy lays to rest reports it may boycott the next general election, saying that it will definitely contest the polls in 2015.
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NLD delegation departs for China
Ten members of National League for Democracy (NLD) left for a goodwill visit to China on Sunday, 8 December, at the invitation of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
NLD request quadripartite talks on constitution
Burma’s leading opposition party, the National League for Democracy (NLD), said it sent letters on Monday to the President, the parliament and the military commander-in-chief, requesting a quadripartite meeting.
NLD spokesperson stands trial as lawsuits pile up
National League for Democracy spokesperson Nyan Win was back in court last Friday where he’s on trial for making alleged false claims concerning voter fraud during the country’s recent by-elections
NLD spokesperson’s trial begins in Naypyidaw
The National League for Democracy’s spokesperson and campaign committee manager Nyan Win stood in trial yesterday over alleged false claims he issued concerning voter fraud in April’s by-elections
Advisor: govt to form rights committee
Govt advisor claims that a committee to examine human rights is being created, with opposition sceptical over appointment of members
Suu Kyi ‘encouraged’ by Quintana meet
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi positive after first meeting with UN human rights envoy in Rangoon yesterday as Tomas Quintana raps up trip to the country
Suu Kyi calls for talks with home minister
War of words over the role of the NLD continues as Suu Kyi seeks talks with the Home Minister over the legality of NLD activities in a recently penned letter
Thais to press Burma on ‘discriminatory’ polls
Thai foreign minister will raise the issue of controversial elections in Burma at ASEAN summit next week after slating ‘amnesty’ that election laws give to junta
Burmese foreign minister visits India
Jan 3, 2008 (DVB), As Burmese foreign minister Nyan Win met senior Indian officials to discuss bilateral relations, activists feared that a joint transportation project could lead to human rights[…]
