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Burma shuns ‘Arab Spring’ comparison11 Feb 2012
Burmese state media contrasted the country’s reforms with the Arab Spring on Thursday, saying the nominally civilian government would avoid bloodshed in its transition to democracy. ...
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After a decade ban, Mon revel in Rangoon
Ethnic Mon gathered en masse in Rangoon yesterday to mark the first public celebration of Mon National Day in more than a decade, after the government relaxed a ban first enacted in a bid to ...0 comments
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Burma pledges full release of dissidents
Fears over the fallout from a UN report detailing the human rights situation in Burma, and which is being delivered in March by rights’ envoy Tomas Ojea Quintana, may have spurred the government into promising ...0 comments
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US eases Burma sanctions, allows IMF in
By AFP The United States on Monday lifted one of its many sanctions against Burma in recognition of recent positive moves toward political reform in the country after decades of direct military rule. ...0 comments
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Donation of “Burmese Muslim Association” to Saytanar School
22 Jun 2011On 19th June 2011, the birthday of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, 'Burmese Muslim Association' donated 45,000 (approximately 1500 US$) to the Satanar middle school in Mae Sod, Thailand.
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Burmese Muslim Association (UK) donated to Thu Kha clinic founded by Ko Kyaw Thu
01 Jan 2011Burmese Muslim Association (UK) was donated 2,350,000 Two Million Three Hundred and Fifty thousands Kyats to Thu Kha charity clinic to buy the machines for eyes operation theater. Thu Kha charity clinic was founded by the former actor Ko Kyaw Thu and his wife Ma Shwe Zi Kwat.
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BMA’s Statement on 2010 Election
16 Oct 2010Statement on 2010 Election 1. 2008 Constitution destroys the democratic values and ...
