Ko Ni murder: hearing suspended
“The next hearing will be on 5 April, provided the Regional Court returns the files in time.”
“The next hearing will be on 5 April, provided the Regional Court returns the files in time.”
On 17 January, lawyer Robert Sann Aung was sitting in his office in downtown Rangoon listening to Voice of America‘s Burmese-language broadcast when he heard a report that Gambira, one[…]
Education Lead Story News Protest
A court hearing took place at Tharawaddy township court on Tuesday for education reform activists detained in a police crackdown in Letpadan, Pegu Division, in March.
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Education Lead Story News Protest
A hearing for education law protestors in Pegu Division is postponed after a defendant coughs up blood and collapses as he is being brought into court.
Education Lead Story News Pegu Division Protest
One activist faints at a pre-trial hearing at Tharawaddy court, allegedly from injuries sustained in the police crackdown in Letpadan on 10 March.
Education Lead Story News Protest
Seventy education reform activists appeared in Letpadan court on Thursday for their third-pre trial hearing.
Education Lead Story News Protest
Around 70 education activists who were arrested during the police crackdown on protestors in Letpadan arrive in court for their third pre-trial hearing.
Law Lead Story News Pegu Division Protest
Sixty-nine people – 58 men and 11 women – were each charged in Letpadan court on five accounts, including rioting and disturbing public tranquillity.
Lead Story Military News Protest Rangoon
Fourteen people, including a 68-year-old woman, sentenced to prison time for their part in protesting a historic land-grab in Rangoon.
Latpadaung Lead Story News Protest
As five accused appear in court, prosecutors object to bail and a date for verdict is established.
Burma Human Rights Lead Story News
Renowned lawyer is recognised with shortlisting for international peace prize.
Land Latpadaung Lead Story News
A court hearing for Latpadaung activists Naw Ohn Hla, Nay Myo Zin, Sein Htay and Tin Htut Paing was postponed on Tuesday on the grounds that not all defendants were present.
Lead Story Media Military News
MNHRC says Par Gyi died from gunshot wounds to the head, chest, thigh and heel, but there was no evidence of torture. His widow and her lawyer reject the findings.
An appeal by four reporters from Unity Weekly news journal against their 10-year jail sentence is to be heard by Magwe Divisional Court, their lawyer says.