NCGUB denounces the Burma’s junta on its 13th birthday

DVB ( 19 December 2003 )

The National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma (NCGUB) denounced the SPDC’s ‘road map’ plan and urged the regime to talk to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi as soon as possible in a statement issued on 18 December to mark its 13th birthday.

The NCGUB was formed in 1990 at the former KNU HQs, Manerplaw to unite exiled Burmese opposition groups for peace and the emergence of democracy in Burma.

The working Prime Minister of the NCGUB, Dr. Sein Win said that the organisations has been able to work closely with exiled Burmese opposition groups, do reconciliatory works among ethnic nationals and affect the UN decisions on Burma.

When asked about the SPDC’s ‘road map’ plan, he insisted that not all ceasefire groups and political parties in Burma are supporting the plan nor neither are they promising to attend the SPDC-sponsored national convention.

He also pointed out that the SPDC is still not releasing political prisoners including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and it fails to have proper contacts and dialogues with NLD and other elected ethnic national representatives despite its claims to be doing so.

Dr. Sein Win vowed to keep on fighting for human rights and democracy in Burma with supporters within and without the country.