Photo-Exhibition of Burmese Student

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Subject: Photo-Exhibition of Burmese Students' Movement in Australia.



	Photo-Exhibition of Burmese Students' Movement in Australia
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Photo-Exhibition of Burmese Students' Movement in Australia is now 
available in my Burma homepage.

	(http://www.geocities.com/capitolhill/4474)

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	"Burmese Students' Movement (Australia) Photo Exhibition"

 
This page presents you the Burmese students' movement in Australia for 
democracy and human rights in Burma. Burmese students in Australia participated
in the nationwide pro-democracy movement against the military dictatorship by 
the Burmese military government in 1988. The peaceful demonstrations were 
brutally cracked down by the military. The military took over the power in 
September 1998 and still refuses to hand over the power to the  
representatives of people who won the seats in 1990 election. Most of Burmese 
students came out from Burma to continue their struggle for democracy and 
human rights in Burma. A number of Burmese students have arrived in Australia 
as permanent residents and scholarship students since 1993. They continue 
their movement for motherland such as demonstrations and hunger  strike 
against the military junta in Burma. 

The photo-exhibition will present you the pro-democracy movements by the 
Burmese students in Australia.

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Please view the photographs on (http://www.geocities.com/capitolhill/4474)

Presented by Myo Aye & Hnin Nwe Soe.

(May 7, 1997).

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