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[ February (11-20) 2002 ] [ February (21-28) 2002 ] |
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Burma
releases more women prisoners < BBC > Feb 28
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Myanmar
Grants Amnesty to 68 Detainees < Xinhua > Feb 28
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Burma
Objects to East Timor Bid for ASEAN Observer Status < Worldview
Rights > Feb 28
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Burma's
unmoving generals < BBC > Feb 28
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Burma
defends handling of ILO mission < BBC > Feb 28
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Burma
Junta Defends Denying ILO Team To See Suu Kyi < Worldview Rights
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All
quiet on western front < BKK Post > Feb 28
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Threatened
Shan stronghold becomes off-limits < SHAN >
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Thai
government wants Shan army to pull out < SHAN >
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Missile
site constructed with Russian help < DVB >
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KNLA
- Battle News No. 1 to 5 < Karen >
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Rangoon
junta reshuffles police hierarchy in states, divisions < DVB >
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Burma
World's Biggest Opium Producer: UN < Worldview Rights > Feb 28
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Eradication
of poppy cultivation in North East planned < Mizzima > Feb 28
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A
Test Case for Preventive Diplomacy < Mizzima > Feb 28
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Irrawaddy
News in Burmese
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BurmaNet
News: Feb 27
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BurmaNet
Burmese: Feb 27
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Burma
Junta Defends Denying ILO Team To See Suu Kyi < Worldview Rights
> Feb 27
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ILO
Mission Head Disappointed After Burma Visit < Worldview Rights >
Feb 27
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3
Myanmar nationals arrested for forging documents < Yahoo > Feb
27
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Myanmar
government rejects US drug statement as 'self-defeating' < Yahoo-AP
> Feb 27
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Myanmar
slams "self-defeating" US drugs policy < Yahoo-Reuters
> Feb 27
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ILO:
Burma's Offer Inadequate to Monitor Labor Practices < VOA
> Feb 27
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ILO
says Myanmar stymied dialogue on forced labour < Yahoo-Reuter >
Feb 27
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Gov't
rescinds decision to reject Myanmar man's refugee status < Kyodo
> Feb 27
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Myanmar
proposes appointment of ILO liaison officer < Kyodo > Feb 27
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ILO
Blocked From Meeting Suu Kyi < Irrawaddy > Feb 27
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Supreme
court Hears Suu Kyi's Appeal < Irrawaddy > Feb 27
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Myanmar-India
Gas Pipeline Over Bangladesh Proposed < Xinhua > Feb 27
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Myanmar-India
gas pipeline via Bangladesh awaits PM's nod < The Daily Star >
Feb 27
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Lives
in Brief < The Times > Feb 27
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Myanmar
Military Junta Blocks International Labor Rights Group < Bloomberg
> Feb 27
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ILO
official protests Myanmar sanctions on ILO activities < Kyodo >
Feb 27
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BurmaNet
News Feb 26
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Thaton
district: Human Rights Violation < Karen >
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Human
Rights Violations by SPDC and DKBA troops < Karen >
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Forced
labor investigators hindered in Myanmar < CNN > Feb 26
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ILO
mission head disappointed with attitude of Myanmar authorities in forced
labor visit < Yahoo-AP > Feb 26
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Labor
Delegation Refused Meeting With Myanmar Opposition Leader <
Bloomberg > Feb 26
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Myanmar
blocks delegation's visit to Suu Kyi < Yahoo-Reuters > Feb 26
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Korea
Daewoo Int'l eyes Myanmar gas drilling start < Yahoo-Reuters >
Feb 26
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US
Lifts Drug Trafficking Sanctions Against Haiti, Afghanistan < VOA
> Feb 26
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US
Update on Drug Growers Excuses Some < LA Times > Feb 26
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Bush
excuses Afghanistan, Haiti from drug panalties < CNN > Feb 26
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Thai
Police Arrest 500 Illegal Alien Workers < Xinhua > Feb 26
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Asean
Football: Myanmar hit seven past Malaysia < the Star >
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Fire
devastates Ye Nan Chaung < Irrawaddy >
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BurmaNet
News Feb 25
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Myanmar
doing little to stop forced labour - ILO < MSNBC > Feb 25
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Burma
police block Suu Kyi visit < BBC > Feb 25
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ILO
delegation blocked from meeting Suu Kyi < Kyodo > Feb 25
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ILO
optimistic about opening permanent office in Burma < Worldview
Rights > Feb 25
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Labor
Official Optimistic About Burma < VOA > Feb 25
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Myanmar:
ILO Team Optimistic About Permanent Office < UN wire > Feb 25
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South
Korean FM meets Burma military leaders < DVB > Feb 25
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"Don't
forget Burma" campaign launched in Norway < Mizzima > Feb
25
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Portugal
gets to know non-Burmans < SHAN >
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US
Gives Afghanistan Waiver From Drug Black List < Yahoo-Reuters >
Feb 25
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China
trains Burmese police on drugs < BBC > Feb 25
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Myanmar
Destroys Over 40 Hectares of Poppy Fields < Xinhua > Feb 25
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Wei's
frozen assets now reach B270m < BKK Post > Feb 25
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Buddha
relic arrives in Taiwan from China for display < The Strait Times
> Feb 24
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The
Road Least Traveled < Irrawaddy >
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Out
in the Cold < Irrawaddy >
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Malaysia,
Myanmar to serve up a thriller < The Star > Feb 24
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Buddha's
finger of hope in Taiwan < BBC > Feb 24
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Crackdown
on Wei gang to carry on < BKK Post > Feb 24
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BurmaNet
News: Feb 20-21, 2002
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BurmaNet
News In Burmese Feb 21, 2002
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Officials
find more lead-laced foodstuffs concern over tainted prawns from Burma
< BKK Post > Feb 23
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Govt
rejects report of slow dialogue Success 'imminent' in talks <
Myanmar Times >
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Farmers
in ThaHtone Township are forced to sell their product <
Mizzima-News in Burmese >
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Burma
Challenged on Efforts to End Forced Labor < VOA > Feb 23
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Burma
releases captive Indian guerrillas < BBC > Feb 23
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Burma
Postbag < The Times > Feb 23
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Korea,
Myanmar sign MOU on CDMA < Korea Post > Feb 23
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Korea,
Myanmar have many thing in common < Korea Post > Feb 23
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India'
BRO construct roads along international border < Mizzima >
Feb 23
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Myanmar,
ROK Sign Agreement on Avoidance of Double Taxation < Xinhua >
Feb 23
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Myanmar
Fishery Fair Wins Over 27 Mln Dollars' Contracts < Xinhua > Feb
23
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Business
Group Seeks to Boost US-ASEAN Trade < VOA > Feb 23
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UN
rights envoy says Myanmar not abusing prisoners < Yahoo-Reuters
> Feb 22
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Thai
PTT To Sell Petroleum Pdts Worth THB999M To Myanmar < Yahoo-DowJones
> Feb 22
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PTT
to sell oil products to Myanmar < Yahoo-Reuters > Feb 22
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Kler-Lwee-Htu
district: Regarding a brief Human Rights violation < Karen > Feb
22
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Irrawaddy
news in Burmese
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Migrant
Worker with HIV not allowed going back home < Karen > Feb 22
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Junta
temporarily closes two universities following gang brawls < DVB
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Expansion
of naval base < DVB >
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International
labor group to meet Myanmar opposition leader < Yahoo-AP >
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UN
rights Envoy Says Burma Prison conditions Improved <
Worldview Rights > Feb 22
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UN
envoy urges release of Suu Kyi, all political prisoners in Myanmar
< Yahoo-AP > Feb 22
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ILO
Holds "Candid" Talks with Burma on Forced Labour <
Worldview Rights > Feb 22
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Treatment
of Political Prisoners Improves in Burma < VOA > Feb 22
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Myanmar
needs help not isolation for sake of change < Yomiuri > Feb 22
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BurmaNet
News < Feb 16-19 >
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BurmaNet
News in Burmese < Feb 16 >
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SHAN:
More Burmese troops pouring into flush out Wa < Karen >
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Burmese
Troops Continue Practicing Forced Labour < Karen >
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Burma
wants border golf course, too < BKK Post > Feb 22
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Burmese
passport Rules Tightened < Irrawaddy >
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Diplomatic
Close Call at Mingaladon < Irrawaddy >
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ASEAN
ministers pledge "new era" in war on terror <
Yahoo-Reuters > Feb 21
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13
Sri Lanka MPs Signed For democracy In Burma < Worldview Rights >
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MAS
Golden Holidays offers attractive tour packages < NSTP > Feb 21
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China
Battles growing Drug Trade < VOA > Feb 21
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Women
Buddhist Lama of N.E India < Mizzima > Feb 21 |
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Int'l
exchange group Karamosia nearly bankrupt < Kyodo > Feb 21
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Rights
record under close watch < BKK Post > Feb 21 |
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