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Election anniversary part (IV)
In honor of all political parties, which represent National League for
Democracy (NLD), Arakan League for Democracy (ALD), Chin National League
for Democracy (CNLD), Zomi National Congress (ZNC) and Democratic Society
of New Society (DPNS) and will jointly celebrate the 9th anniversary of the
1990 election on the western region, Burma Info is posting "1990 Election
after 9 years" in parts.
1990 Election after 9 years Part (IV)
INTER PARLIAMENTARY COUNCIL RESOLUTION (EXCERPT)
APRIL 1999
· Parliamentarians arrested between 1990 and 1993 and still detained:
Case N° myn/01 - Ohn Kyaing Case N° myn/36 - Myint Naing
Case N° myn/04 - Khin Maung Swe Case N° myn/41 - Zaw Myint
Case N° myn/09 - Sein Hla Oo Case N° myn/42 - Mya Win
Case N° myn/10 - Win Hlaing Case N° myn/60 - Zaw Myint Maung
Case N° myn/13 - Naing Naing Case N° myn/68 - Aung Khin Sint
Case N° myn/26 - Hla Tun Case N° myn/71 - Kyi Myint
Case N° myn/28 - Tin Aung Aung Case N° myn/73 - Fazal Ahmed
· Parliamentarians arrested between 1996 and May 1998:
Case n° myn/64 - David Hla Myint Case n° myn/112 - Hla Win
Case n° myn/83 - Kyaw Min Case n° myn/113 - Aye Than
Case n° myn/84 - Soe Thein Case n° myn/114 - Ohn Naing
Case n° myn/85 - Khun Myint Htun Case n° myn/115 - Thein Zan
Case n° myn/86 - Aye San Case n° myn/116 - Nyunt Hlaing
Case n° myn/87 - Do Htaung Case n° myn/117 - Kyaw Myint
Case n° myn/88 - Chit Htwe Case n° myn/118 - Than Nyein
Case n° myn/89 - Myo Nyunt Case n° myn/119 - May Win Myint
Case n° myn/100 - Hla Myint Case n° myn/120 - San San
Case n° myn/101 - Saw Oo Reh Case n° myn/121 - Tin Oo
Case n° myn/102 - Hla Min Case n° myn/122 - Min Soe Lin
Case n° myn/103 - Tin Aung Case n° myn/123 - Nan Khin Htwe Myint
Case n° myn/104 - Kyaw Khin Case n° myn/124 - Ohn Maung
Case n° myn/105 - Kyin Thein Case n° myn/125 - Mahn Kyaw Ni
Case n° myn/106 - Kyaw Tin Case n° myn/126 - Tun Win
Case n° myn/107 - San Myint Case n° myn/127 - Bo Htway
Case n° myn/108 - Min Swe Case n° myn/128 - Tha Aung
Case n° myn/109 - Than Aung Case n° myn/129 - Kyi Lwin
Case n° myn/110 - Tin Min Htut Case n° myn/130 - Tin Win
Case n° myn/111 - Saw Lwin
· Since September 1998, 150 MPs elect have been arrested and are in
detention as at April 1999
· Parliamentarians deceased :
Case N° myn/53 - U Hla Than Case N° myn/67 - Hla Pe
Case N° myn/55 - Tin Maung Win Case N° myn/72 - Saw Win
Case N° myn/66 - Win Ko
Township NLD parties, which were announced dissolved because of a crackdown
enforced on NLD just after NLD decided to convene the Parliamnet not later
than 21st August 1998
1. 30 September 1998 Myitkyina Township, Kachin Division
2. 16 October 1998 Ponnagyun Township, Rakhine State
3. 24 October 1998 Seikkyi Kanaungto Tsp., Yangon Division
4. 27 October 1998 Thanbyuzayat Township, Mon State
5. 27 October 1998 Sittwe Township, Rakhine State
6. 28 October 1998 Mrauk-U Township, Rakhine State
7. 09 November 1998 Kya-in Seikkyi, Karen State
8. 09 November 1998 Bilin Township, Southern Mon State
9. 11 November 1998 Kyauktaw Township Rakhine State
10. 11 November 1998 Minbya Township, Rakhine State
11. 14 November 1998 Ann Township, Rakhine State
12. 15 November 1998 Kyaukphyu Township, Rakhine State
13. 15 November 1998 Myaybon Township, Rakhine State
14. 17 November 1998 Pyapon Township, Irrawaddy Division
15. 18 November 1998 Thanatpin Township, Pegu Division
16. 18 November 1998 Paletwa Township, Chin State
17. 18 November 1998 Mong Yang Township, Eastern Shan State
18. 19 November 1998 Mongkhat Township, Shan Division
19. 19 November 1998 Shwekyin Township, Pegu Division
20. 20 November 1998 Pauktaw Township, Rakhine State
21. 22 November 1998 Loilem Township, Southern Shan State
22. 22 November 1998 Kyaikto Township, Mon State
23. 22 November 1998 Buthidaung Township, Rakhine State
24. 24 November 1998 Taunggyi Township, Shan State
25. 25 November 1998 Dala Township, Yangon Division
26. 27 November 1998 Kyunhla Township, Sagaing Division
27. 30 November 1998 Mong Yawng Township, Eastern Shan State
28. 01 December 1998 Matupi Township, Chin State
29. 02 December 1998 Thabeikkyin Township, Mandalay Division
30. 03 December 1998 Mong Hpyak Township, Eastern Shan State,
31. 05 December 1998 Mong Hsat Township, Eastern Shan State
32. 14 December 1998 Tachilek Township, Eastern Shan State
33. 21 December 1998 Shwegyin Township, Pegu Division
34. 22 December 1998 Kyaikmaraw Township, Mon State
35. 25 December 1998 Thayetchaung Township, Tenasserim Division
36. 27 December 1998 Tavoy Township, Tenasserim Division
37. 27 December 1998 Kanbalu Township, Sagaing Division,
38. 28 December 1998 Kyunzu Township, Tenasserim Division
39. 28 December 1998 Launglon Township, Tenasserim Division
40. 28 December 1998 Yebyu Township, Tenasserim Division
41. 29 November 1998 Hpakant, Kachin State
42. 31 December 1998 Khamti Township, Sagaing Division
Relevant Statements issued by NLD on the arrested MPs and party officials
Statement No. 48 (9/98)
1. As of today the additional numbers of persons that have been arrested
are: -
· NLD elected representatives 8
· NLD members of organising committees
(State, Division, Township, Village Tract and Ward levels) 100
2. Therefore, the numbers arrested between the dates 17.5.98 to date are: -
· NLD elected representatives 50+ 66+ 63+ 8 187
· NLD members of organising committees
(State, Division, Township, Village Tract and Ward levels)
8+25+24+3+17+157+100 = 334
Statement No. 51 (9/98)
1. The number of additional NLD members that have been illegally arrested
and detained as of 10/9/98 (16:00 hours) are: -
Pyithu Hluttaw elected members 4
Organising committee members and other members
(States, divisions, Townships, villages and wards) 139
Total 143
2. Yesterday (9.9.98) 8 members from organising committees in Rangoon
Division, Thingangyun Township (Township, ward and village levels) were
released.
3. Therefore the present position of the arrested is as follows: -
Date: 10-9-98
Pyithu Hluttaw elected members 187 + 4 193
Organising committee members and other members
(States, Divisions, Townships, villages and wards)
(334 - 8 = 326) + 139 465
Total 658
Statement No. 57 (9/98)
1. Additional numbers of persons arrested between 10/9/98 and 15/9/98 are
given below: -
NLD parliamentarians-elect Nil
Organising committee members and ordinary members
(State, Division, Township, village and ward) 20
TOTAL 20
2. Therefore, the Total number arrested as of 12:00 noon today is as follows:
Date: 15 September 1998
NLD Parliamentarians-elect 195
Organising committee members and ordinary members
(State, Division, Township, village and ward) 687
TOTAL 802
Statement No. 71 (9/98)
1. NLD members that have been illegally arrested since the 27 May 1998 by
the authorities are: -
Elected Parliament members 200
Organising committee members from all levels 712
Statement No. 73 (9/98)
1. The additional number of NLD members arrested is: -
Elected Members of Parliament Nil
Members of organising committees (State/Division/
Township/Village and Ward levels) and others 11
2. This brings the Total numbers to date as follows: -
Elected Members of Parliament 200
Organising Committees and others 710 + 11 721
TOTAL 921
Statement No. 74 (9/98)
19. Up until the 24 September 1998, a Total of 921 are under arrest, made
up as follows:
Parliament members-elect 200
Organising committee members
(States, Divisions, Towns, Villages, Wards) 721
Statement No. 78 (9/98)
1. Illegal arrest and detention of NLD parliamentarians and members of
organising committee from States, Divisions, Townships, villages and wards
has not stopped. On the night of 28 September 1998, the following were
arrested:-
The numbers placed under arrest as of the date are:-
Parliamentarians 202
State/Div/Town/Village/Ward organising committees 764
TOTAL 966
Statement No. 79 (9/98)
On the night of 29-9-98 one member from the Central Women Group and twelve
other organising committee members were arrested. However, 7 members from
Sanchaung township were released so the latest figures are:
Parliamentarians 202
organising committee members (764 + 13 -7) 770
TOTAL 972
Statement No. 89 (10/98)
1. Up to the 13 October 1998, the number of innocent NLD
parliamentarians-elect, members of organising committees from the states,
divisions, townships, villages and wards and other ordinary members who
have been illegally attested and imprisoned for no justifiable reason are:-
Parliamentarians-elect 203
Members of organising committees and others 776
TOTAL 976
Statement No. 109 (11/98)
1. The illegal arrests and imprisonment of NLD parliamentarians-elect and
members of organising committee at States, Divisions, Townships, Wards and
village levels and other ordinary members will have dangerous repercussions
for the peace and stability of the country. Reasons given to justify these
operation have no foundation whatsoever. Up till the 19 November 1998, the
numbers so arrested are
Parliamentarians-elect 182
Members of organisation committees from
states, divisions, townships, villages and wards 701
NLD MPs who submitted a critical letter to NLD CEC in April 1999
No. Name Constituency State/Division
1. U Tin Htun Maung Mingladon (2) Rangoon
2. U Than Htun Day Da Ye (2) Irrawaddy
3. U Kyi Win Mingaladon (1) Rangoon
4. U Nay Oo Lanmadaw Rangoon
5. U Sein Win Dala Rangoon
6. U Htun Ohn Dagon Myothit Rangoon
7. U Mya Maung Daw Pon Rangoon
8. U Saw Kyaw Sein Hlae Gu (1) Rangoon
9. U San Tin Hlae Gu (2) Rangoon
10. U Htun Shwe Moe Nyo (2) Pegu
11. U Thaung Sein Prome (2) Pegu
12. U Tin Win Kyait Latt (2) Irrawaddy
13. U Tin Oo Myan Aung (1) Irrawaddy
14. U Myint Thein Myan Aung (2) Irrawaddy
15. U Aung Kyin Maung Mya (1) Irrawaddy
16. U Soe Min Maung Mya (2) Irrawaddy
17. U Than Win Thar Paung (2) Irrawaddy
18. U Hla Soe Min Bu (2) Magwe
19. U Thein Kyi Taungtwingyi (1) Magwe
20. U Aung Zaw Dagon Rangoon
21. Daw Khin Aye Myint Yan Kin Rangoon
22. U Ohn Mynit Thakayta (2) Rangoon
23. Dr. Than Win North Oklarpa (1) Rangoon
24. U Mya Hlaing Twintae (2) Rangoon
In response to the letter signed by the above-mentioned MPs, CRPP issued
the following Notification on 28 April 1999.
CRPP Notification No 25 (4/99)
1. On 23 April, 1999, The National League for Democracy (Central) received
a letter sent by U Tin Tun Maung. The said letter was dated 18 April with
suggestions for solving the present political impasse that the NLD and all
other political parties were facing.
2. Prior to receipt of this letter, the NLD had issued and published a
statement vehemently denouncing their members U Than Htoon (Dedaye), U Tin
Tun Maung (Mingaladon) and U Kyi Win (Mingaladon) because they had joined
with the Military Intelligence Services - a group that is completely
opposed to democracy and human rights - and was operating to split the NLD
by conspiring and resorting to every kind of evil and dishonest tactics and
strategy.
3. Appended to the said letter (mentioned in paragraph 1 above) was a list
(3 pages) which was entitled " List of persons who support and confirm the
suggestions for the solving of NLD's political problems as set out in the
letter dated 18.4.99". There were some signatures of People's Parliament
members. The heading was type-written but the date shown therein was hand
written.
4. Our information is that U Than Htoon, U Tin Tun Maung and U Kyi Win were
instrumental in obtaining some of the signatures of the People's Parliament
representatives. Most of the People's Parliament members are incarcerated
imprisoned or bound down and have no freedom of movement. It is very
obvious that the above three individuals must have been directed and
assisted by the Military Intelligence personnel in the relevant area.
5. More significant (according to information received) is that the MIS
made special arrangements for U Than Tun and U Kyi Win to travel to the
towns of Prome, Myanaung, Bassein and Myaungmya to get the signatures of
the People's Representatives. When they got to Myanaung to get the
signatures of the NLD members of parliament, Security did not grant
permission at first. However, on production of visitation permits they saw
the members. This is evidence of the collusion between them and the MIS.
6. It has been revealed to the NLD head office by some of its
representatives whom they have been able to contact that the contents of
the letter have been changed. There are omissions and insertions of which
the signatories are not aware. This is a misdemeanor for which the culprits
should be prosecuted and accordingly, suitable measures will be taken by
the NLD.
7. The activities associated with the said letter are measures to obstruct
the convening of a People's Parliament in accordance with the wishes of the
people which is what the National League for Democracy is striving for.
Elected representatives of the People's Parliament contested the elections
implying that they would perform their duties for the country through a
People's Parliament. Therefore putting their signatures to such a letter
amounts to a breach of faith and loyalty to the people who elected them.
Committee representing People's Parliament
(Responsibility for distribution and publication is taken by the NLD)
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