7th July, the Day of Mourning

7th July, the Day of Mourning

SEVENTH JULY STUDENT MASSACRE

 
Seventh July is the historic day on the Burmese history on which day in 1962, unarmed university students sacrificed their lives against the Military Government. Students were massacred and Student’s Union Building was dynamited down together with the students inside. Since that day students became the RESISTENCE SYMBOL and used to spearhead the successive uprisings [...]

U Win Tin’s health deteriorates in prison

Jun 30, 2008 (DVB)–Two press freedom groups have today called for the release of veteran journalist and National League for Democracy member U Win Tin, whose health has deteriorated in the past few days.
Reporters Without Borders and the Burma Media Association issued a statement calling for the release of the veteran journalist, who has [...]

Rangoon Editor Fired Over Offending Poem

By WAI MOE
Monday,June 30,2008

An editor on the privately-run Rangoon magazine Cherry was fired and three censorship board employees were reportedly suspended from duty after the monthly carried a poem that displeased government officials.
The censors of the Press Scrutiny and Registration Division ordered the publishers of Cherry to withdraw the May issue of the magazine in [...]

The essence of my struggle is for all the Myanmar Muslims

Dear readers,
                     I am not associated to any party or any politician but campaigning as a lone ranger for_

All groups of Burmese Muslims/Myanmar Muslims inside and outside Myanmar.

All the Myanmar/Burmese citizens to get, democracy, respect of Human Rights, to eradicate Racial and Religious Discriminations.

All Myanmars including Burmese Muslims to get fair and equal treatment every [...]