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Burmese democratic forces and friends of Burma around theworld, calling for an immediate international intervention
for food and freedoms in Burma
May 29, 2008
Burmese democratic organizations along with Burma campaign groups around the world are calling for an immediate international intervention inBurma, reminding the international community that this is the time to bring achange in the military-ruled country.
And they call for formation of a coalition of the willing among like-mindedcounties such as U.S., U.K., French, Canada, and Australia, in order toadvance a collective interest in ensuring safe and unhindered humanitarianaccess, as well as for promotion and protection of fundamental rights and
freedoms for Burmese people.
They strongly criticize the United Nations and Association of South East AsiaNations (ASEAN) for their repeated failure to live up to the internationalcommunitys expectation in providing food and freedoms for Burmese people,and for falling into trap the Burmese military junta set.
Burmese have suffered again and again under repeated ASEAN and UN'sgood intentioned but ill fated mediations. ASEAN and UN are simply no matchfor cunning and cruel Burmese generals who think nothing of breaking theirpromises. In the past, the end result of the ASEAN and UN failures were only
imprisonments of thousands of political activists including our leader DawAung San Suu Kyi. Some of those prisoners died in custody. However, thenumber of deaths from the current crisis will be a thousand times larger thanprevious crises.
Five days after an apparent agreement by the Supremo General Than Shwe,there is no concrete result on the ground. There are even more restrictions forBurmese donors let alone foreign donors. Even Burmese ex-pat physicianswho are planning mercy medical missions using their own resources aresubjected to a lengthy visa process.
The regime is using police and armed forces not to help those cyclone victimsbut to force them back to their villages without any assistance. We know howthe regime is going to play the game. There will be more meetings and openup a bit each time just to string along the UN.
More people are dying everyday. This is time for ASEAN and UN to admit itsfailure and let French, EU, US navy and international aid agencies handle thesituation. At this time, the junta has extended the house arrest of Daw AungSan Suu Kyi illegally after they exhausted the five year period. They have notshown any goodwill towards their own suffering citizens, political prisoners orthe world community. There is no reason to believe that the junta will start tochange as a result of more negotiation. Concrete effective action, whose time
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is way overdue, is the only recourse left.
We demand that UN and ASEAN stop the mediation NOW.
All the current available information from the international experts indicates
that thousands of the cyclone victims are facing the second wave of deathdue to the outbreak of diseases. UN and ASEAN have clearly demonstratedthe world that they were unable to persuade the Burmese military regime tosave the lives of cyclone victims. As such, we request the Nations of theInternational Community willing to act upon the principle of Responsibility toProtect (R2P)," to proceed with their noble intention to save the thousands oflives before it is too late.
Undersigned:
Dr. Cynthia Maung (Burma Medical Association) Thailand
[email protected]: 66-55-544495
Dr Khin Saw Win (Alice) (Burma Medical Association) Canada
Tel: 780-4924547/780-9529877
Tin Maung Htoo (Canada)
Canadian Friends of Burma
www.cfob.org
Tel: 613-237-8056
Dr. Raymond Tint Way (Australia)
Concerned Burmese Physicians and Professionals
www.cmpp-burma.blogspot.com
Mobile 61 0416220208
E mail [email protected]
Dr Ko K Lay (UK)Concerned Burmese Physicians and Professionals
www.cmpp-burma.blogspot.com
Tel: 00 44 07790 427271
Dr. Soe Naung (Jamaica)
Concerned Burmese Physicians and Professionals
www.cmpp-burma.blogspot.com
Tel: 876-995-2875
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Dr. Aye Min (USA)
Concerned Burmese Physicians and Professionals
www.cmpp-burma.blogspot.com
Tel: 804-512-4669
Moe Thee Zun (USA)
Democratic Federation of Burma
Ar Kar Soe (USA)
Anti-Dictatorship Peoples Freedom Movement
www.adpfmburma.com
Tel: 301-213-0605
Yin Aye (USA)Democratic Burmese Students Organization (USA)
Tel: 301-905-7591
Tin Maung Thaw (General Secretary) (USA)Committee for Restoration of Democracy in Burma
703-723-4855
Min Yan Naing (Burma)
Generation Wave
Ko Ko Aung (Japan)
Democratic Federation of Burma (Japan)
Tel: +81-9015062893
Kyaw Kyaw Soe (Japan)
League for Democracy in Burma (Japan)
Tel: [email protected]
Khin Sandi (USA)
Women on the Move for Burma
Tel: 917 445 9222
Ko Thant Zin Myint (USA)
International Campaign for Burma (New York)
Tel: 347-229-4309
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Ko Myo (USA)
88 Generation Students (Exile)
Tel: 347-668-5046
http://www.pbase.com/komyoe88
E-mail: [email protected]
Aung Sa
Oversea Burmese Patriots (Singapore)
Tel: +65-9487-4413
Taw Thar Gyi (Burma)Democratic Front of the Patriots (HQ)
Shwe Htee (USA)
Nonviolent Empowerment [email protected]
Tel: 571-235-4035
Dr. Thi Ha (USA)
Burmese Democracy Forum (Fort Wayne - Indiana)Tel: 260-602-1876
Dong Khup (USA)
Chin Freedom Coalition
Tel: 443-629-3329
Athein & Zaw Min Htwe (88 Generation) (USA)
Walk for Freedom
Tel: 971 285 7399
Aung Nyaw Oo (Canada)
Burmese Students Democratic Organization
Tel: [email protected]
Thway Ni
Burmese Bloggers without Borders
http://bbwob.blogspot.com/
Aung Tin (Canada)
Chairman (NLD-LA Canada)
Tel:647 343 7871
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Yin Htway (Thailand)
Joint Secretary
Burma Political Prisoner's Union
http://bppuweb.bizhat.com/
Tel: 0845755416
Guiding Star (Burma)
Contact: [email protected]
www.nikayman.blogspot.com
Ko Myat Soe (USA)Justice for Human Rights in Burma
http://www.jhburma.org/
Tel: 260-615-0575
U Than Aung (Canada)
Burma Watch International
Tel: (780) 439-7555
Cell :(780) 953-9877
www.burmawatch.org
Dr. Win Naing (UK)Burmese Democratic Community
Tel: 0208 2067340