"Burma News International (BNI)"

Burma News International (BNI) is a network of nine independent Burma media organizations: Mizzima News, Shan Herald Agency for News, Kao Wao News Group, Khonumthung News Group, Narinjara News, Kaladan Press Network, Independent Mon News Agency, Karenni Information Network Group and Network Media Group.
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Description: (1) One ceasefire commander has had enough of it; (2) Thai relocation of Burma nationals to border camps causes concern among exile journalists; (3) Rubber price drops after export to China ban.
Source/publisher: BURMA NEWS INTERNATIONAL
2005-04-08
Date of entry/update: 2005-04-24
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Description: (1) KNU not invited for Thinggyan (In Burmese); (2) Vice Ser Gen Maung Aye travels and gives speech at Shan State (In Burmese); (3) MON LITERACY TRAINING CLOSING CEREMONY HELD FOR MORE THAN 10,000 STUDENTS; (4) FOREIGN TRADE OFFICE IN IMPHAL TO BOOST INDO-BURMA TRADE; (5) ARAKANESE NEW YEAR FESTIVAL IS KNOCKING AT THE DOOR; (6) SSA SAYS WAR WITH WA INEVITABLE; (7) TWO BANGLADESHI ARAKANESE WOMEN ARRESTED FOR DEALING IN HEROIN; (8) MORE RICH LAND TAKEN BY JUNTA.
Source/publisher: BURMA NEWS INTERNATIONAL
2005-04-12
Date of entry/update: 2005-04-24
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Description: (1) REACTION TO SHAN INDEPENDENCE DECLARATION MIXED; (2) NEW ZEALAND TRADE UNIONS URGE GOVERNMENT TO SANCTION BURMA; (3) VILLAGERS KILLED BY MON SPLINTER GROUP; (4) 27 CIVILIANS ARRESTED AFTER ONE SOLDIER KILLED, ONE IBJURED IN CLASH WITH YOUTHS IN SITTWE; (5) SHAN ELDERS DECLARE INDEPENDENCE; (6) Burmese workers on strike seek help (In Burmese).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-04-20
Date of entry/update: 2005-04-24
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Description: (1) Not a few for engagement at dissident forum; (2) Shan army fights on two fronts; (3) Four-Nation Economic Forum Unborn for Lack of New Delhi Support; (4) 100,000 metric tons of fertilizer smuggled into Burma from Bangladesh this year; (5) Indo-Burma to check AIDS along porous border.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-03-24
Date of entry/update: 2005-04-24
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Description: (1) Burmese Delegation Submits Link Road Design, Land Document to Dhaka; (2) Singapore PM Likely to Press Burma Junta on Asean issue; (3) Shan Independence cause resurrected; (4) Prisoners' food inadequate in Burma?s jails; (5) Bomb scare mounts security cover in Rangoon hotels; (6) Kalam urged to reopen Stillwell Road to Reach Burma; (7) Convention rep: 'No law in Burma;' (8) Burma?s Mangrove Eco-System Faces Devastation (Article).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-03-30
Date of entry/update: 2005-04-24
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Description: (1)International Women's day in Dhaka (In Burmese); (2)KNPP attacks KNPLF camp and seizes weapons (In Burmese); (3) ENC enforces CF groups demands (In Burmese); (4) Seized cars are Hkun Htun Oo's; (5) Ferry porter service drivers ordered to transport government servants; (6) Who will chair ASEAN in 2006; (7) Toward Understanding Rohingya (Article).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-03-08
Date of entry/update: 2005-03-23
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Description: (1) Shan boy shot, being accused of theft (In Burmese); (2) Hkun Htun Oo's trial is tomorrow; (3) India Agrees To Put Conditions In Tri-nation Gas Pipeline MoU Draft; (4) Army bombards village of allies; (5) Enemies at the Gate (Analysis); (6) The Forgotten Road (Feature).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-03-01
Date of entry/update: 2005-03-01
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Description: (1) 10 houses gutted by frie in Arakan (in Burmese); (2) Rangoon, Shans: No more Mr Nice Guys; (3) India Urged To Reverse Policy On Burma; (4) Shan party seeks release of its arrested leaders.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-16
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-26
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Description: (1) 95 Percent Rohingya Refugees Repatriated; (2) Two villagers escape from police camp in Chin state (In Burmese); (3) Law still free, alive and kicking; (4) Burmese Foreign Minister Will Visit Dhaka to Finalize Road Link; (5) Exiled Shans demand release of leaders; (6) New spy machine starting from scratch.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-19
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-26
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Description: (1) Burma Junta have reject to KNPP carfare letter( In Burmese); (2) Boom blast in Valentine day (In Burmese); (3) Dhaka defers Tri-Nation gas pipeline project meeting; (4) Burmese military dismisses 10,000 MAPT employees; (5) Shan group calls for release of leaders.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-15
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-15
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Description: (1) Researcher to Opposition: Provide ice-breaker before Convention; (2) NMSP replaced its delegates to NC; (3) 54 Burmese Muslims arrested while illegally entering Bangladesh; (4) People forced to paint fences or walls for bridge opening; (5) Wa freighters ply the Salween;
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-01
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: (1) Myanmar's military junta headed for another huge shake-up; (2) Opposition groups deny terrorist accusation by military government (In Burmese).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-02
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: (1) Burmese Ethnic Groups Celebrate Cultural Program In New Delhi; (2) Around 100 Causalities In Month - Long Karenni Offensive (In Burmese); (3) Trial Of Myanmar Times Partner Postponed; (4) Border trade fair to be held on Mae Hong Son border.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-07
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: (1) An Untold Village of Burma; (2) Canabis seized near Guwahati; (3) Pa-O Democratic Organization Conference Third conference (In Burmese); (4) Wa lauded by populace; (5) Rice Prices Increase in Arakan State; (6) Villagers in Chin state earnestly involved in self-support road construction; (7) Youth unaware of Shan National Day's significance; (8) Home grown tyranny was not better than the foreign colonist (Article).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-10
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: (1) 57 of Karen Nation Day (In Burmese); (2) ASEAN Urged To Say No to Burma, Yes to Philippines; (3) Shan leaders take state-financed 'holiday'; (4) India names pipeline meeting representatives; (5) Bangladesh deep seaport would increase trade with Asian neighbours; (6) Four Missing, One Wounded on Arakan Coast; (7) SPDC soldiers killed innocent villager.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-11
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: (1) Log trading increasing in Three Pagoda; (2) 5 people released in Jail, Aung Nwge is still in Jail (In Burmese); (3) Freedom of leaders proviso for Convention; (4) Natwar Singh: India to Maintain Good Relationship with Burma; (5) India, Burma Meet on Non-traditional Security Issues; (6) SPDC picks USDA members to represent Arakan State at National Convention; (7) CRPP General Secretary threatened by SPDC authorities; (8) Reconvening National Convention (Article).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-02-14
Date of entry/update: 2005-02-14
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Description: Burmese Generals Hiding From Press At India-Asean Rally.
Creator/author: Surajit Khaund
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-22
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Culture Minister's visit to ancient pagodas of Arakan leaves local astrologers worried; (2) Forgotten Mon refugees in Malaysia; (3) Arakanese dies while fleeing from Malaysian Police.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-21
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Lisbon rolls out red carpet for Shan-Karen duo; * Army used young women and girls for model show to entertain commander.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-08
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Burmese army distributes flyer to increase its number of soldiers.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-17
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Military Government Cracking Down on Cars without Licenses; * Seized Wa Cars Returned.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-01
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Guilty of listening to the BBC; * Non-stop forced labor on road construction.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-01
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Local resident: car clampdown is a show of force; * Arrested Owners of Cars without licenses face court; * Burma's New PM Making First-Time Visit To China.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-04
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Beaten villager case has unreasonable ending, family says; * Huge price hike in Muse; * Suspension Bridge To Be Built By Local People; * Indo-Myanmar Border Trade Frozen.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-04
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: • Opposition in need of new game plan to keep friends in line (S.H.A.N); • Former NMSP medical worker suspected of supporting rebels fled to border after he was seriously beaten (IMNA); • Current Forced labor and Human Rights Abuse in Southern Burma (Kao Wao).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-04
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Trade gap between Bangladesh and Myanmar widens; * AN EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH LARRY JAGAN, A BURMA SPECIALIST.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-05
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Man-made disaster defeats tough farmers; * As Asia stays passive on Burma, Burmese advocates left to their own resources; * CHILD LABOR IN ARAKAN.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-06
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Fire Bombs exploded in crowd, wounding more than 20 people; * Czech foreign minister counsels dissidents to be pragmatic; * New Money Transfer Law Likely to Harm People in Burma.
Source/publisher: Burma News International (BNI)
2004-11-06
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: More atrocities by Army reported (S.H.A.N.).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-06
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Army ordered villager about they are going to confiscate land (IMNA).
Source/publisher: Burma News International,
2004-10-07
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: General Khin Nyunt sentenced to 40 years in prison
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-09
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Forcible paddy purchase at better price; (2) Denied Issuing Travel Documents Made Over 165 Of Rohingya Students Deprive In Their Exam; (3) Burma Army complimented by poppy farmers.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-10
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Wa prepare for the worst; * Indian PM will flag off international rally run through Burma; * Burmese Junta Relaxes Border Entry Restrictions to India's Northeast; * Confusing news regarding army operations against Northeast militants.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-11
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Nagas oppose Indo-Burma military operation; * Another screw on the Wa; * Nine Arakanese monks arrested for agitating municipal authority.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-11
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Village headman kidnapped villagers to get money; * Millionaire Nasaka officer arrested in Arakan State.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-12
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Business catches up with politics; * Unofficial Makeshift Refugee Camp in Teknaf Relocated to Dhomdomia.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-13
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * General Khin Nyunt does development by detaining villagers; * Nasaka Arrests Three-Member Mosque Committee for not Complying With Order; * Unfriendly Gesture in Dhaka-Rangoon Relations.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-13
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Shan leader slams UN drug report (S.H.A.N.)
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-13
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Western Commander orders villagers to move out (Kaladan News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-14
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Ceasefire congress endorses new leadership (S.H.A.N.)
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-14
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Poppy farmers point to want of options (S.H.A.N.).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-15
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * India-Burma border fencing delays due to protest by local communities; * Mon State PDC ordered Chaungzon USDA to form USDA battalion in town; * India Refuses to Issue Visa to Exiled Burmese PM.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-15
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Burmese minister to attend Indo-ASEAN car rally inauguration; * A drug adductor woman car crash killed one; * (Opinion) Making a Burmese connection in the Northeast.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-17
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Rights Group Holds Workshop On Justice At Time of Transition; (2) India Supreme Court issues notice to CBI on Burmese detainees of Operation Leech; (3) Call for new Nationalism recipe (HOPE FOR THE SOUTH?).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-17
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * ICRDB urged to recognize denial of democracy, release political prisoners, start tripartite dialogue; * Nasaka Forcibly Extracts Labor and Donations from Rohingya villagers.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-18
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: ?The Draft Constituation was centralized; the State Supreme Legislative Body has no power to do legislation”.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-18
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: *Computer Training Program, A Burden; * Directive orders new listing of illegal Burmese Muslim refugees; * Easy Learning Mon VCD for Mon People made.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-18
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Entrepreneurs welcome border trade initiative; (2) Trade Seminar to Held at Mandalay along Rally; (3) Feature) The Opposite Side of Border Fence.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-19
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: Five killed, Over 100 Wounded, Over 100 Arrested in Police-Refugee Camp Melee.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-19
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1)Burma's Most Prominent Student Leader Min Ko Naing Free; (2)Muslim Rohingyas, police clash in Ukhiya, over 100 wounded; (3)Agriculture authorities forced farmers to grow subsidiary crops; (4)India to Start Railway Link with Burma; (5)Burma without Khin Nyunt - Is it heading for better or worse? (Commentary)
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-20
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) India On Track for Railway Link with Vietnam through Burma; (2) Suu Kyi's Party Welcomes Burma Junta's Move; (3) Army set to move command from Rangoon.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-22
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Burmese Military Team arrives in Guwahati; (2) More strict on cars without licenses in Karen and Mon States; (3) Analyzing the current political situation with releasing prisoner.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-23
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Bangladeshi security forces seize another weapons cache; (2) Arakan?s border security chief accused of involvement in heroin traffic.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-25
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Chin National Front Appreciates Release of Political Detainees; (2) No sweat, no UN Security Council agenda, says academic; (3) No trader dares import Thai goods to Burma via Three Pagoda Pass route.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-30
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Ceasefire leader fighting fit; (2) Business premises built for the workers' welfare demolished in Akyab; (3) Convention reps: one more, one less.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-30
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: * Ethnic meeting urges ceasefire groups to stick to their guns; * Military officers take party line on constitution draft to the public; * Alternative charter guidelines proposed.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-10-31
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Myanmar Times's VIP Status Gone With the NIB; (2) AIDS in Shan State a crisis; (3) Mon Monks maintain themselves as an organization; (4) Sons reunited with Khun Sa.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-15
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: (1) Myanmar Times' Partner in Jail; (2) HRP declined overture from Burmese military; (3) Drug fugitive on Thailand's 'most wanted' list; (4) Six people, including five Italians, died when boat sank in Arakan. State (5) Rough rides for Mongla residents
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-02
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Description: (1) UNHCR's Asia-Pacific director arrives in Dhaka; (2) Dhaka Defers Support To Indo-Burma Gas Pipeline; (3) Fuel Price Increase Raises Cost Of Travel; (4) HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS' AS A LIQUOR CARRIER; (5) Commander Rewarded For Role In October 'Coup'; (6) Mandalay Seminar Emphasizes Entrepreneurs? Partnership; (7) UBI To Open Branches In Burma.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-04
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Description: (1) Ceasefire groups told to help round off roadmap (Politics); (2) Dhaka bargains over support for Indo-Burma gas pipeline (Business); (3) Yawdserk: War unlikely between Rangoon and Wa (War); (4) Three-Day Biswa Ijtema Ends Dec. 5 with Final Prayer (Religion).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-07
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Description: (1)Report Recommends Enhancing India-Burma border trade (Business); (2)The Clear Message of the Burmese Junta (Commentary).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-11-07
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Description: (1) Villagers forced to build 90 houses for government employees in new town; (2) Kyaw Win still in hot water; (3) Bangladesh Army seizes arms at Burmese Border; (4) Northeast Buddhist scholars team to visit Burma; (5) Visiting general also carries alms-bowl.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-09
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Description: (1) Bangladesh still unaccommodating to Indo-Burma gas pipeline; (2) Indian Companies Reluctant to Invest in Burma; (3) Cash confiscated from father-in-law of purged Nasaka official.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-11
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Description: (1) Indian company likely to export diesel to Burma; (2) Army Authorities Reselling Seized Vehicles; (3) Border landmines have far-reaching effects; (4) Exhortation for money by authorities in Arakan State increasing; ASEAN's Softened Stance Toward Burma's Junta Will Bring Forth Shame.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-15
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Description: NEWS: (1 Depayin Butcher Not Evil: Former Bodyguar; (2 Asian Democrats Urge: Release Suu Kyi Now; OPINION: READING THE DICTATOR?S PRIMITIVE MIND (By Aung Kin).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-20
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Description: (1) Shan Disclaim Responsibility For Attack Last Week; (2) Land confiscation for Burmese Army for border security.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-22
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Description: (1)Tsunami kills 6 in Arakan; (2) Army starts taking areca nut tax from villagers.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-12-28
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Description: (1) Students Hunted For Anniversary Statements In Sittwe; (2) India-Burma Relationship in Year 2004; (3) A small volcano erupts in Arakan; (4) Arakan National Council holds ceremony commemorating the fall of Arakan; (5) TWO REFUGEE GIRLS RAPED IN BANGLADESH.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-03
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Description: News: (1)Three Indonesian journalists confirmed dead in Tsunami devastation (In Burmese)-- [Note: For the Burmese Language News Please Read In The Webpage www.bnionline.net]; (2) Wa relocations have resumed; (3)Army confiscated more than 3,300 acres of people's land in 2004; (4) George Fernendes: Shame on India for its government policy on Burma; (5)Tsunami quake kills two in Shan State; (6)Wa reinforces border command; (7)Western Command tenders 12 shrimp farms to local businessmen.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-06
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Description: News: (1) Another Two Bombs Explosion in Kachin; (2) 18 Mon women raped by Burmese Army troops in 2004; (3) NE trade body to have office in Mandalay; (4) Suu Kyi Party calls for Unconditional Release of All Political Prisoners.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-06
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Description: (1) Arakan State's tsunami death toll rises to 96; (2) WANTED REBEL POSTERS ON SALE; (3) Bangladesh government to decide on gas pipeline; (4) 12- Top level Nasaka Officer including the Nasaka Driector Arrested (In Burmese) (5) Burma soldiers' militia training in Indo - Burma border (In Burmese) (6) Fifty three Journalists killed last year (In Burmese) (7) Mon Music Year?s 2005 (In Burmese) *** (For Burmese Language stories please read in the Webpage. www.bnionline.net)***
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-09
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Description: (1) Burmese Products Popular in North East India; (2) DPA members surrender to SPDC troops; (3) Karenni stronghold under attack (In Burmese)*; (4) Karen New Year ceremony in Mae Sot (In Burmese)*... *For Burmese Language stories, please go to the BNI webpage, www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-10
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Description: (1) Border war gets in way of tourism; (2) Bangladesh- Burma Border Trade Turns Downward; (3) Military authourities destroyed cross erected (In Burmese)*; (4) Rice production decline this year in Arakan (In Burmese)*; (5) Campaigners Protest Trilateral Gas Meet... * For Burmese Language stories please go to the BNI webpage, www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-13
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Description: (1) Suu Kyi to retain power if polls are held again; (2) Burma reduces value of the Straits; (3) Forced Labor On Tea Plantation (In Burmese)*; (4) Head of Nasaka department indicted by local authority; (5) Two Burmese Smugglers Nabbed in Bangladesh;... * For Burmese Language stories please go to the BNI webpage, www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-13
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Description: (1) Diarrhea outbreaks in Kalay Prision; (2) More aftershock deaths reported; (3) Shelling increased on Kayah State Day (In Burmese)*; (4) Burma, Bangladesh and India agree on Gas pipeline project; (5) Sub-town PDC Chairman kicked out after meeting NMSP members; (6) Surrendered Burmese Insurgents Entered Bangladesh; (7) Bangladesh East Policy Observed...* For Burmese Language Stories please visit www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-16
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Description: (1) Khin Nyunt still towers in Panghsang; (2) Motorbike price jumps up after SPDC announces cleanup of illegal cars; (3) Bangladesh wants direct return on Burma gas pipeline project; (4) Price Hike on Kerosene, Petrol This Year in Arakan State.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-18
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Description: (1) Second call to form advisory council; (2) Malaysia police arrest Chin protestors demonstrating before Burma embassy; (3) Bangladesh conditions jolt Burma-India gas pipeline project; (4) Thai authorities arrests picnickers from Mae Hla refugee camp (In Burmese)*... * For Burmese Language Stories please visit www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-20
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Description: (1) Two military regimes' troops fighting Karenni area (In Burmese)*; (2) villagers forced to fence police camp in Chin state (In Burmese)*; (3) Thai-Burma Relations Burma opens wider door for gamblers; (4) Burmese Military authorities launch anti-insurgency campaigns in Chin State... *For Burmese Language Stories please visit www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-22
Date of entry/update: 2005-01-30
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Description: 1)MNDF chairman asks cease-fire groups to demand ethnic rights at resumed NC; 2)Burma hands top drug suspect to China (in Burmese)*; 3)Moe Nyin Collage students find difficult in accommodation (in Burmese)*; 4)Mass forced labor used to fence police camp in Chin State...* For Burmese Language Stories, please visit www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-24
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Description: 1.Book Review: BMA publishes "U-Dunn" No 2 (In Burmese)*; 2.World Food Program food aid looted by robbers in Arakan; 3.Five million kyats per month demanded for gas pipeline security fee; 4.Farmers exultant over alien poppy strain; 5.Army sergeant arrested for attempted rape; 6.Muslims complain of military extortion during religious festival in Arakan; 7.Ethnic groups condemn junta's brutality against religions; 8.Religious riot in Arakan State... * For Burmese language stories please go to the BNI site at www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-26
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Description: 1.Two hundreds Burmese workers under strike for sixth day (In Burmese)*; 2.Artist 'Aung San' pays homage to tsunami victims; 3.India-Bangladesh talks on gas pipeline unlikely during SAARC summit; 4.A Hundred Families Fled To Mon Resettlement Camp; 5.Burma's Western Command under high alert... * For Burmese language stories please go to the BNI site at www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-27
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Description: 1. Rich Sedona Feeling Poorly; 2. Five Refugees Jailed For Refusal Of Forced Repatriation; 3. Regimes' Troops Fighting Karinni Inside (In Burmese)*; 4. Riots Spread Near Kyauk Pru As Army Besieges Three Buddhist Monasteries In Arakan; 5. 2,000 Bags Of Urea Fertilizer Seized By Bangladesh Navy; 6. Tsunami Mon Victims Likely To Increase... * For Burmese language stories, please go to the BNI site at www.bnionline.net
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2005-01-28
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Description: Lahu: Rangoon broke its word to us (S.H.A.N); U Lwin: NLD to Continue with Changes despite no Meeting with Suu Kyi (Mizzima News); One Win could be losing (S.H.A.N); Burma Reopens Its Border Transit Point to Trade after 14 Days (Kaladan; Tension on Burma-Bangladesh Border (Kaladan News); Nasaka Abduct Bangladeshi Fisherman (Kaladan News); One captured and eight arrested on suspicion of supporting rebels (Independent Mon News Agency); Indian Army Chief Visits Northeast (Mizzima News); French judge refuses to stop Total case (Kao Wao News Group); Assam CM Wants More Pressure on Burma (Mizzima News); Burmese Migrants kill Thai employers (Kao Wao News Group).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-09-17
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Description: * Madame Khin Nyunt cashes in on Thai demand for young women (Shan Herald Agency for News); * Military authorities ease off rigorous checking (Khonumthung News Group); * Students distressed by educational officials in Chin state (Khonumthung News Group); * Burma border cannot be sealed (Mizzima News); * Two Rohingya Youths Sentenced to 7 years Imprisonment in Western Burma (Kaladan News); * Flag Meeting Held at Teknaf (Kaladan News); * Law and Order Situation Hits Border Trade (Mizzima News); * Confusion about crackdown on northeastern militants (Mizzima News); * Heroin Seized on India-Burma Border (Mizzima News); * Fear of Bird Flu Causes Ban on Pigs from China (Mizzima News); * Nagas Claim Burma?s Land for Reunion (Mizzima News); * Forced Labor for Model Village (Kaladan News); * Sex In The Border Town (Kao Wao News); * Mon Canadian Remembers Late Leader Nai Non Lar (Kao Wao News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-08-30
Date of entry/update: 2004-08-30
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Description: Assam Chief Minister Blames Burma, Bangladesh (MIZZIMA NEWS); * Foreign Goods Prohibited from Entering Bangladesh (KALADAN NEWS); * SevenRohingya Refugees Arrested at Cox?s Bazaar (KALADAN NEWS); * Look to Burma: Ministry hints to OIL (MIZZIMA NEWS); * Friendly Football Match to be Held on the Thai-Burma border (MIZZIMA NEWS).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-08-23
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Description: August 18 2004... ON THE BORDER: * Couple Flee from Nasaka Extortion (Kaladan News); * HIV: You Cannot Hide for Long (Kaladan News); * Religious Teacher Sentenced to 7 Years in Jail (Kaladan News); * Rohingyas Observe 16th Anniversary of 8888 (Kaladan News); * Arakanese exiles hold demonstration in Dhaka (Narinjara News); * Nine Arakanese arrested for complaining to Prime Minister (Narinjara News); * Rohingya Youths Observe International Youth Day (Kaladan News); * About 30 smugglers kill each other before SPDC Seizes 830 kilograms of Heroin (Independent Mon News Agency); * New Mon State Party Deny SPDC Accusation that their Soldiers are Criminals (Independent Mon News Agency); * Three Pagodas Pass football tournament stops at semi-finals in fear of armed conflict (Independent Mon News Agency)... INSIDE BURMA: * Local authorities seize business properties after NLD MP refuses to resign (Independent Mon News Agency); * Mon comedian Dies after Beating and Torture (Independent Mon News Agency).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-08-18
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Description: · Fifteen Burmese Nationals Get Four Years Imprisonment for Smuggling Rice; · Daewoo to Begin Gas Exploitation of Arakan in July; · SPDC Campaigns for National Convention in Northern Arakan; · Jellyfish Season Makes Promising Start on Arakan Coast; · Indian Army Launches Aerial Strike on Rebels; · AIR Hit By Northeast Rebels; · Barbaric Killing of a Religious Teacher in Nasaka Custody; · Burmese Students in Nagaland Strive for Unity; · NLD could join National Convention if members are released, says MNDF chairperson; · KIO to demand Federal Union at National Convention; · Long-term jail sentences for 11 NLD members; · Power Black Out in Rangoon; · Political prisoner Ko Khin Win to have both arms amputated; · China?s Burmese Drug Headache; · FBC Urges Pragmatic Approach Towards National Re-conciliation; · Government Sanctions Rs. 60 million for Burma Trade Point; · GMS Meets for Transportation; · BJP Plans to Pursue Closer Ties with Burma.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-05-03
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Description: * Uncertain Future of Rohingya Prisoners in Thailand (Kaladan News); * More Indian Troops to Deploy along India-Burma borders (Mizzima News); * SPDC Changes Enemies in Military Training Lectures (Narinjara News); * Elephant kills Rohingya Refugee in Bangladeshi Camp (Kaladan News); * Rohingya Refugees Call Off 21-day Strike (Kaladan News); * Gas pipeline project opposed by indigenous people in India (Khonumthung News); * Arakanese Activist Arrives in Bangladesh (Narinjara News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-07-05
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Description: * More Funds Injected to Develop Indo-Burma Trade Points (Mizzima News); * India submits list of militants' camps to Burmese Authorities (Mizzima News); * Custom Gates mushrooming across Arakan (Narinjara News); * Give Autonomy to Nagaland, Naga group tells new Indian Government (Mizzima News); * Burmese Currency Exchange Rate down in Mon Area(Independent Mon News Agency); * Three Mon Leaders Released from Moulmein Jail (Independent Mon News Agency); * Army to seize 800 acres of farm land (Independent Mon News Agency); * Mon Cultural Exhibition in Bangkok (Independent Mon News Agency);; * Newspapers Condemn Burma's Military Junta (Mizzima News); * Bangladesh is committed to close ties with South Asian countries (Mizzima News)
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-06-07
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Description: · Bangladesh Chamber Urge Revision of Account Trade Deal with Burma (Kaladan News); · Pesticides Usage leading to extinction of shell animals (Narinjara News); · University student condemns SPDC?s education system (Narinjara News); · Arakan People Welcome US Congress Renewal of Sanctions on Burma (Kaladan News); · Diarrhea kills 3 in Teknaf Camp; many fighting for Life (Kaladan News); · No more foreign tourists in Arakan (Narinjara News); · Bangladeshi medicine enjoys high demand in Burma (Narinjara News); · Army Operations will not Cross into Burma (Mizzima News); · Nasaka Handed 48 Prisoners over to BDR after Flag Meeting (Narinjara News); · Sino-Burma friendship festival: a big success (Mizzima News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-05-10
Date of entry/update: 2004-08-10
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Description: · Burmese Need Sponsor to Enter Mizoram (Mizzima News); · Thai labor office orders factory to pay 16 million Baht to Burmese workers (Network Media Group); · New teaching methods for border teachers (Network Media Group); · Two Burmese nationals sentenced to 25 years imprisonment in Bangladesh (Narinjara News); · Dhaka Rangoon Highway Foundation Stone Laid in Ramu (Kaladan News); · Rohingyas Cast Doubt on SPDC National Convention (Kaladan News); · Logging Business On Increase in Karen State (Independent Mon News Agency); ·Burmese PM?s visit to Bangladesh gets under way (Narinjara News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-04-12
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Description: * Forced Labour in Arakan Capital Increases Agony (Narinjara News); * Bangladeshi Delegation Wants to Increase Trade (Mizzima News); * Bangladeshi Law Minister Calls for Solution to Rohingya Problem (Kaladan News); * Burma Hands over 6 Bangladeshi Detainees to Bangladesh (Kalandan News); * Burmese Nasaka Forces Create Border Tension for Unknown Reasons (Narinjara News); * OIL to Double Gas Production with Burma?s Help (Mizzima News); * Oxygen Cylinder Shortage at Akyab Hospital (Narinjara News); * Internet Café too expensive for ordinary Akyabians (Narinjara News); * 18 Burmese Citizens Rescued from Traffickers (Narinjara News); * Moreh Trade Temporarily Suspended (Mizzima News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-07-14
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Description: · NLD decides not to attend National Convention (Network Media Group); · Former BBC Stringer jailed for 15 years in Burma (Network Media Group); · Curfew on Monks Harmful, says Chairman of ABYMU (Network Media Group); ·Bangladesh Earns US$5.5 Million in Seven Months from Border Trade with Burma (Kaladan News); ·Fleeing Burmese Muslims arrested by Bangladeshi Police(Narinjara News); ·Smuggled Longyis Seized at Cox?s Bazar (Kaladan News); ·Nasaka Troops Rape and Strangle 12-Year Old Girl (Kaladan News); ·Nagas Appeal for Protection to Burmese and Indian Governments (Mizzima News); ·KIA Arrests Five SPDC Soldiers (Mizzima News); ·Britain Urges Burma Regime to Reconsider NLD Requests (Mizzima News); ·Statement of National League for Democracy on National Convention (NLD); ·Burmese government's response on NLD statement (New Light of Myanmar); ·National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma Statement (NCGUB); ·Position of cease-fire groups on National Convention.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-05-17
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Description: · New Computer Technology and Science University in Rangoon Closed Down (Independent Mon News Agency); · SPDC Sidelines Arakanese Political Parties from National Convention (Narinjara News); · Permit Auctions Cause Pain for Arakanese People (Narinjara News); · People's Farm Makes Funds for Army (Narinjara News); · Chin Nationals Hold Consensus-Building Meeting (Mizzima News); · Burmese Child Dies in Assam (Mizzima News); · USDA disturbs formation of NLD Social Support Committee (Network Media Group); · Thingyan (Water Festival) Ends in Cox?s Bazar (Kaladan News); · Friend of Prisoners who were Jailed for Contacting ILO Flees to Border (Independent Mon News Agency); · Corruption in Three Pagoda; · Havel and Nobel Laureates Call for Release of Suu Kyi and Burmese Writers (Mizzima News); · India and Burma Set US $ One Billion Trade Target (Mizzima News).
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2004-04-26
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Description: · Border forces Seize Table Salt en Route to Bangladesh (Kaladan News); · Ancient Arakanese City Walls Unearthed (Narinjara News); · Government Attempts to Close down Mon National School (Independent Mon News Agency); · Moreh no longer safe for trading (Mizzima News); · BDR Arrest two Burmese Nationals on Bangladesh-Burma border (Kaladan News); · Flag Meeting Between BDR and Nasaka (Kaladan News); · Burma Abusing Muslim Minority, Amnesty Claims (Kaladan News); · Bangladeshi vessel sinks off Burmese Coast (Narinjara News); · Bangladeshi salt production deprived by black market (Narinjara News); · BDR Arrest Eight Rohingyas(Kaladan News); · Bangladesh border force Destroys 100 Huts of Unofficial Rohingya Refugees at Teknaf (Kaladan News) · Cyclone Claims 78 Lives in Arakan (Narinjara News) · Brokers Push Up Motorbike License Fees in Mon State (Independent Mon News Agency); · Razali Ismail: India to Help Free Aung San Suu Kyi (Mizzima News); · Burmese Generals Should Be Expelled Says ACHR (Mizzima News); · Burmese living at risk of Arsenicosis and Fluorosis (Mizzima News); · Traders appeal to new Prime Minister to boost India-Burma trade (Mizzima News); · Kachin people in Chiang Mai open new Church (Network Media Group); India's Foreign Policy.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-05-31
Date of entry/update: 2004-08-10
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Description: Rohingya Refugees Attacked (Kalandan Press Network); Burma and Bangladesh clash over abduction of 13 loggers (Narinjara News); Border talks between Burma and Bangladesh begin (Narinjara News); Bangladesh-Burma Highway Joint Construction Started (Narinjara News); Burmese Trade Delegates to visit Northeast India (Mizzima News); Karenni Peace Talks Halted (Network Media Group); Report of Burmese Army raping Karen women released (Network Media Group); Rohingya Refugees seek High School education in Bangladeshi Camp (Kaladan News); Akyab- Myuk Oo steamer passengers in trouble (Narinjara News); Orient Shipping Line to cease operations in Rangoon from the 1st April (Narinjara News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-04-05
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Description: * Repatriation Fails (Kaladan News); * Rohingya Barred from Cyclone Relief in Arakan; * ‘Made In China? Threatens Indian Industries; * Forgotten Burmese Refugees in Dhaka; * Arakanese Refugees Observe World Refugee Day in Dhaka; * Election Commission Rejects Reposting of Fallen NLD Signboards; * Rohingya Hacked to Death in Western Burma; * Daylight Robbery Followed by Search of China Town; * Akyab police without salary for one year; * KIO Hands Back Burmese Spy with Warning to Military Intelligence; * Endless illegal Car Trading; * Karen cease-fire group kidnaps six sex workers; * Indian delegation arrivesin Burma; * India-ASEAN Car Rally to Pass Through Burma; * Rangoon Signs Protocol with other BIMST-EU Countries.
Source/publisher: Burma News International
2004-06-28
Date of entry/update: 2004-08-10
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Description: Weak economy lowers house rents (Narinjara News); Forced labor continues in Kachin State(Mizzima News); Smuggled Fertilizer seized in Bangladesh Coastal area (Narinjara News); Rohingyas? concern over ?ANC” (Kaladan Press Network); Continued Extortion of Money in Northern Arakan (Kaladan Press Network); Fighting brakes out between KNU and DKBA (Network Media Group); Forced relocation for Asia highway construction in Tamu (Network Media Group); Multi-religious Prayer Meetings held for Peace in Burma (Network Media Group).
Source/publisher: Burma News International (BNI)
2004-03-22
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Description: Arakanese Farmers Forced to Sell Rice to Burmese Army (Narinjara News);; Military Personnel Deposits Large Amount of Money at UMEH bank (Narinjara News); Border Police seize Contraceptives Destined to Burma (Narinjara News); Palaung Conference on Culture and Literature Held on China border (Mizzima News); KNPP Heading to Rangoon Despite Negative Response by Junta (Network Media Group); Rights Groups Bid to Stop Child Soldier in Burma (Network Media Group); Burmese Right Group PUblishes book on Child Soldiers (Network Media Group); India to Build One More Road in Burma (Mizzima News); Burma PM to Visit Dhaka (Narinjara News); Human Rights and US Strategy in Burma (Mizzima News); Opium Cultivation Continues in Shan State (Mizzima News); Trade In Animals (Mizzima News); Arakanese Monk Donates Ancient Coins to Burmese Government (Narinjara News); Ordination Ceremony Held in Midst of Crackdown on Illegals (Network Media Group); UN Should Lead International Forum on Burma: ACHR (Mizzima News).
Source/publisher: Burma News International (BNI)
2004-03-29
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Description: . Bangladesh officials device a new method to force repatriation of Burmese refugees; . Ethnic Nagas forced to work ahead of New Year celebration; . Burma to crack down Indian Insurgents soon; . Authorities destroy 26 houses in a northern Arakan village; . The authorities had also promised to provide compensation and alternative site for the rehabilitating the displaced villagers; . SPDC using cultural troupes for propaganda, defaming democratic forces; . Farmers ordered to grow Mustard, green gram on paddy fields in northern Arakan; . Nasaka collecting Paddy for Buddhist village in Northern Arakan; . Maung Daw authorities arrest three Muslim youth; . Burmese Navy arrests eight Bangladeshi; . Burmese Military Intelligence arrests ten democracy activists; . Bangladesh Army seizes weapons near Bangladesh-Burma border; . A Nasaka check-post erected to frisk and check Rohingya travellers; . Burmese PM claims support of six cease-fire groups for democracy Road Map; . Burma: A Thorny Question for the Region.
Source/publisher: Burma News International (BNI)
2004-01-12
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