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A New Generation of Activists Arises in Burma (Washington Post)
ASEAN Foreign Ministers Urge Burma to Release Aung San Suu Kyi (ABC)
ASEAN Says It Is Deeply Disappointed Over Extension of Suu Kyi’s Detention in Myanmar (AP)
ASEAN Security Talks to Tackle North Korea, Myanmar (AFP)
Myanmar May Free Suu Kyi in Six Months: Singapore Minister (Reuters)
Border Dispute, Myanmar, Top ASEAN Ministers’ Talk (AFP)
Myanmar Says Suu Kyi May Be Freed Soon (AP)
Thailand Condemned for Kicking Out Refugees (Bangkok Post)
Aung San Suu Kyi Banned from Burma’s Martyrs’ Day Ceremony (VOA)
Burma to Dominate ASEAN Summit (BBC)
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Press Releases
House of Representatives Votes Unanimously To Increase Sanctions on Burma
City of Los Angeles Declares June 19 Aung San Suu Kyi
UN Security Council Efforts on Burma Cyclone “Dead as a Doornail”
Activists Call for US Government to Provide Emergency Assistance to Cyclone Victims in Burma
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Call your Senator today - renew the Burmese Freedom and Democracy Act
Regime Preventing Aid From Reaching Cyclone Survivors: Email UN Secretary General Today
“Arrest Yourself” for Aung San Suu Kyi
Congress Must Do More for Victims of Burma’s Two Tragedies
Call Your Representative to Demand President Bush Act
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Statements
Announcement on the 2010 Elections by Burmese Members of Parliament
Statement of Senator Barack Obama on the 63rd Birthday of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (Senator Obama)
UN Security Council and the Council of the European Union Should Take Responsibility to Protect the People of Burma When They Meet on June 19 in New York and Brussels, on the 63rd Birthday of the Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Daw Aung San Suu Kyi
Struggling with Burma’s Other Humanitarian Crisis
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Blog
Sen. Feinstein Comment on Awarding Aung San Suu Kyi Gold Medal
Successful torch march: Golden Gate Bridge flooded with Burma supporters
Protests Dominate Olympic Torch Run
Olympics Campaign Q&A
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Resolutions
UN Security Council Resolution 1820, Rape and Other Forms of Sexual Abuses Can Constitute a War Crime, a Crime against Humanity, or a Constitutive Act to Genocide (UN Security Council, June 19, 2008)
Declaration on Prisoners of Conscience (United Nations)
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