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Aung
San Suu Kyi heads for second political trip out of capital < Yahoo-AFP
> July 20
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Myanmar
Opposition Leader Takes Trip < ABC News > July 20
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Aung
San Suu Kyi Begins Travel Outside Burmese Capital < VOA > July
20
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Myanmar
Opposition Leader Mobile < ABC News > July 20
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Myanmar's
military junta allows democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi to take a second
trip outside capital < nj.com > July 20
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Suu
Kyi leaves capital in another sign Myanmar Junta allowing her greater
freedom < nj.com > July 20
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Indo-Burma
border survey to be resumed < Mizzima > July 20
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Burmese
opposition radio celebrates 10th anniversary < Mizzima >
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Son
of Burmese bandit named as prime suspect in school bus attack < BKK
Post > July 20
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Thailand
and Myanmar Urged to Lift Media Bans < Yahoo-OneWorld.net > July
19
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Proposed
Media Law issued by BLC < Irrawaddy News in Burmese > July 19
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Myanmar
Opposition Demands Urgent Talks with Junta < ABC News > July 19
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Burmese
Democracy Leader Marks Martyrs' Day < VOA > July 19
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Myanmar's
Aung San Suu Kyi attends official Martyrs' Day ceremony < Yahoo-AFP
> July 19
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Press
freedom a casualty of Thai-Myanmar row < Independent Bangladesh
> July 19
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Democratic
Voice of Burma is celebrating 10 years of broadcasting < Radio
Netherlands > July 19
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Myanmar
opposition calls for dialogue to resolve national crisis < Xinhua
> July 19
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Myanmar
commemorates fallen independence heroes < Xinhua > July 19
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Commanders
warn troops of anti-insurgent groups in Shan State < DVB >
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12
Acehnese Fishermen to be Repatriated from Myanmar Soon < Tempo
Interactive > July 19
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Amnesty
finds torture, murder and forced labour in Burma < Guardian
Unlimited > July 19
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Muslims
in Burma pay price for Taliban action < Radio Australia > July
19
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Junta
erodes rights of Burma's Muslims < Radio Australia > July 19
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Crackdown
on Burmese Muslims < Human Rights Watch > July 19
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Thai
police accused son of KNU leader Bo Mya < Mizzima News in Burmese
> July 19
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Indo-Burma
deal on Intelligence-sharing hailed < Mizzima > July 19
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No
government can dismantle the camps, said surrendered Militants <
Mizzima > July 19
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Gas
from Burma to India < Mizzima > July 19
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Amnesty
Says Myanmar Using Forced Labor, Torture < Common Dreams >
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Iris
Bags Myanmar e-Passport project < Yahoo-Dow Jones > July 19
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Iris
ready to start e-Passport in Myanmar < The Star > July 19
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KNU
chief's son wanted for ID fraud < BKK Post > July 19
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Myanmar
woman dies of burn injuries blamed on Thai employer < Yahoo-AP >
July 18
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Sexual
violence used to subdue Burma's ethnic minorities < Financial Times
> July 18
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Burmese
military 'still killing civilians' < Financial Times > July 18
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Burmese
ethnic nationalities' youth hold second workshop on human rights
< Mizzima > July 18
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Thai-Burma
border area is restricted by Thai Authority < Irrawaddy News in
Burmese > July 18
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'Illegals'
continue to return to Myanmar from Thailand < Japan Today > July
18
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Burma:
40 Years of Repression < Radio Netherlands > July 18
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Roundup:
Myanmar actively develops foreign relations < Xinhua > July 18
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Myanmar
catches over half million tons of marine products < Xinhua >
July 18
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Nearly
4,000 illegal Myanmar workers return from Thailand < Xinhua
> July 18
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Myanmar
gas for India through Bangladesh < Independent Bangladesh > July
18
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New
lives for ex-opium farmers take root < Asia Times > July 18
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Amnesty
stages rally at Burmese embassy < BKK Post > July 18
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Minorities,
poor suffer cruelly at Burma's hands < BKK Post > July 18
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Rights
Groups Criticize Access Restrictions to Refugee Camps Near Burma <
VOA > July 17
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Burma
'terrorising ethnic minorities' < BBC > July 17
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Shan
commanders: No war game indicators -- as yet < SHAN > July 17
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Amnesty:
Ethnic Minorities Face Abuses in Burma < VOA > July 17
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Myanmar:
Forced labour, extortion, displacement and land confiscation - the rural
life < oneworld.net > July 17
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Report:
Ethnic minorities suffer gross abuses in Myanmar < nj.com > July
17
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Lack
of security in counter-insurgency areas < worldnews.com > July
17
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Meeting
may widen scope for regional tie-ups via JICA scheme < The Star
> July 17
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Mamee-Double
Decker to beef up promotions in China, Myanmar < The Star > July
17
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Myanmar
possesses large amount of oil, gas reserves < Xinhua > July 17
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Bangladesh
sees gain in India-Myanmar gas pipeline < Yahoo-Reuters > July
17
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Agency
gets blame < BKK Post > July 17
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AMNESTY REPORT ON BURMA: Army abuses rampant
< The Nation > July 17
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Thailand
bars border aid as tensions grow < Sydney Morning Herald > July
17
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Cattle
smuggling from Burma to Thailand increasing < Mizzima > July 16
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Burma's
Ethnic Minorities Continue to Be Threatened By Military Government <
VOA > July 16
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Kachin
youth say hopeless Burma education < Mizzima > July 16
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Burma's
nationalities coalition workshop held in Delhi < Mizzima > July
16
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Burma's
News on July 16th, 2002 < KAREN > July 16
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Authorities
wanting to hurry convictions in treason trial < DVB >
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Burmese
air force reportedly to run military exercise over area along Thai border
< DVB >
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Myanmar
to implement Japanese-proposed water supply project < Xinhua >
July 16
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NGOs,
foreign journalists banned from Thai-Myanmar border camp < Xinhua
> July 16
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Foreign
press, NGOs barred from border < BKK Post > July 16
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Heroin
threatens recent drug gains < BKK Post > July 16
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Thai
deputy PM to meet Myanmar leader soon < Xinhua > July 15
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Thailand
bans foreign press from Myanmar border < Yahoo-Reuters > July 15
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Asean
members urged to sustain peace in region < Xinhua > July 15
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Myanmar
claims to have almost put end to insurgency < Xinhua >
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Thai
Journalists Blacklisted: prime Minster Speaks Out < Irrawaddy >
July 15
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Myanmar
to export high-quality pork < Xinhua > July 15
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Myanmar
to allow Chinese tourists to spend Chinese money < Xinhua > July
15
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Thais
response to Burmese Junta < Irrawaddy News in Burmese >
July 15
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Rohingya
refugees demand Bangladesh citizenship < Independent Bangladesh
>
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Ban
on journalists acts against Burma < BKK Post > July 15
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Thai,
Myanmar FMs to hold bilateral talks during ASEAN meeting < Xinhua
> July 14
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Junta
denies Shan Human Rights Report, 15 Thai Journalists are blacklists
< Irrawaddy News in Burmese > July 14
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Myanmar
requires permits for computer networks < Nando Times > July 14
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Burma's
News on 14th, July, 2002 < KAREN > July 14
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Burma
beefs up troops at frontier < BKK Post > July 14
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Refusal
to relocate < BKK Post > July 14
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Journalists
deplore blacklist < BKK Post > July 14
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Thailand
says Burma journalist ban 'inappropriate' < BBC > July 13
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Thai
PM calls Myanmar's move to blacklist journalists inappropriate <
Yahoo-AP > July 13
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Myanmar's
blacklisting of Thai journalists expected to be well-settled <
Xinhua > July 13
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SPDC
Press Conference < New Light of Myanmar > July 13
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Thai
PM criticises Myanmar's move to blacklist journalists < The Star
> July 13
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Powell
to embark on eight-nation South, Southeast Asia tour this month <
Yahoo-AFP > July 13
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Psychological
Warfare Along the Thai-Burmese Border < World Press > July 13
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Rangoon
blacklists 15 Thai journalists < BKK Post > July 13
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Burma bans 15 journalists
< The Nation > July 13
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Rangoon
blacklists 15 Thai journalists < BKK Post > July 13
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Burma bans 15 journalists
< The Nation > July 13
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Myanmar
again denies allegations that troops raped ethnic minority women <
Yahoo-AP > July 12
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85
Burmese are arrested in Mae Sot Market Raid < Irrawaddy
News in Burmese > July 12
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Ain't
No Time to Hate < Irrawaddy > July 12
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Myanmar
Cracks Down on Computer Nets < Yahoo-AP > July 12
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Myanmar
Cracks Down on Computer Nets < Las Vegas Sun > July 12
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Myanmar
bans 15 Thai reporters as tensions flare < Yahoo-Reuters > July
12
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Myanmar
blacklists 15 Thai journalists as diplomatic brawl worsens < Yahoo-AFP
> July 12
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Burma
Bans 15 Thai Journalists From Entering Country < VOA > July 12
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Burma
dismisses allegations of mass rape < Telegraph.co.uk > July 12
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India,
Myanmar Sign Agreed Minuted on Bilateral Issues < Yahoo-S'pore >
July 12
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Deputy
Prime minister L.K. Advani meets a high level delegation from Myanmar in
New Delhi today < Navakal > July 12
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India
extends ceasefire with Naga insurgents one more year < Mizzima >
July 12
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Seventh
dialogue meeting between MRC, China, Myanmar closes < Xinhua >
July 12
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Myanmar
disallows women, children trafficking: Official < Xinhua > July
12
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Myanmar
claims having full food security < Xinhua > July 12
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India,
Myanmar agree to dismantle terrorist camps < Xinhua > July 12
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Business
in Burma: another view < Boston Globe Online > July 12
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Junta
denies rapes < BKK Post > July 12
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Army
sweep < BKK Post > July 11
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| In
Myanmar, road trips are baby steps < Chicago Tribune > July 11 |
| Beyond
Mandalay ( The military has power. Aung San Suu Kyi has legitimacy. Who
will win in Burma ? ) < The Guardian Unlimited > July 11 |
| India-Burma
talks ended < Mizzima > July 11 |
| India,
Burma discuss joint patrolling along border < Mizzima > July 11 |
| Tenasserim
Division : Monthly Human Rights Situation Report < KAREN > July
11 |
| Independent
Mon News Agency ( IMNA ) < KAREN > July 11 |
| ASEAN,
China FTA likely to be established soon < Business Day > |
| Coup
Plot Trial of Disputed Conversation < Myanmar Times > |
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Way
out of disputes still lacking < BKK Post > July 11
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Bangkok-Rangoon sow the seeds of hate
< The Nation > July 11
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