Extortion: The Peoples' Slow Destruction

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"... villagers are being denied the very basic right to an adequate means of survival. This change in direction shows the Burmese military are now being somewhat savvy about how they deny people this right. Human rights abuses can give very real, very immediate and very factual evidence of the abuse through documentation. The impact of economic extortion on the other hand may not be fully realized until well into the future. But what an impact it will have. The employment of this type of tactic has the potential to cause permanent and long-lasting damage to the future of health, education, economic prosperity, social and civil structures and political stability. It will erode the already basic infrastructure and threaten internal security. These are things that will be more difficult to measure, both in its? impact and its retribution of the perpetrator..."

Creator/author: 

R Sharples

Source/publisher: 

"Burma Issues"

Date of Publication: 

2003-09-00

Date of entry: 

2003-12-28

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  • Individual Documents

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English

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