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    May 10, 2016in Bullet Points, Lead Story, News1by DVB
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    DVB Bulletin: 10 May 2016

    Watch todays top stories with Kimberley Phillips

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    Nationalist monk warns NLD about taking on Ma Ba Tha
    May 10, 2016in Lead Story, News, Religion, Rohingya3by MYANMAR NOW
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    Nationalist monk warns NLD about taking on Ma Ba Tha

    A Buddhist monk who is a regional spokesperson for Ma Ba Tha said the new NLD-led government should avoid a showdown with Burma’s nationalist movement.

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    Ambassador says US seeks 'full rights' for Burma's people
    May 10, 2016in Foreign Affairs, International Relations, Lead Story, News165by FELIZ SOLOMON / DVB
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    Ambassador says US seeks 'full rights' for Burma's people

    US ambassador to Burma Scot Marciel says the United States will continue to promote reforms in Burma so that its people can “live in harmony and enjoy full rights”.

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    TNLA accused of burning down village
    May 10, 2016in Conflict, Lead Story, News1by NANG MYA NADI / DVB
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    TNLA accused of burning down village

    The TNLA denied the charge, suggesting that the village might have been shelled by Burmese forces providing artillery support for SSA-South troops.

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    Rights groups urge Obama to maintain sanctions
    May 10, 2016in Human Rights, Lead Story, News68by BILL O'TOOLE / DVB
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    Rights groups urge Obama to maintain sanctions

    Two US-based rights groups argue that sanctions on Burma should remain in place until the country makes further progress on human rights abuses.

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    Stung by protests, China tells companies to respect laws
    May 10, 2016in Latpadaung, Lead Story, Natural resources, News201by REUTERS
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    Stung by protests, China tells companies to respect laws

    The recent resumption of protests over the Chinese-backed Latpadaung copper mine comes as China steps up its campaign to restart stalled projects in Burma.

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