Burma Court Finds Aung San Suu Kyi Guilty

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Anger greets Suu Kyi conviction (BBC) World leaders have reacted with anger and disappointment at the conviction of Burmese pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi for violating security laws. The UN called for her immediate release after she was sentenced to a further 18 months of house arrest - where she has spent 14 of the past 20 years. The US, the European Union, Britain and France were among those who condemned the verdict. However, trading partners China and India have made no public comment. Ms Suu Kyi was on trial for allowing a US national, John Yettaw, into her lakeside home after he swam there uninvited. John Yettaw was jailed for seven years, including four years of hard labour. Critics of Burma's military regime say the verdict is designed to prevent Ms Suu Kyi from taking part in elections scheduled for 2010. 'Sham trial' UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon has said he "strongly deplores" the verdict, and has called for Ms Suu Kyi's immediate and unconditional release. "Unless she and all other political prisoners in Myanmar [Burma] are released and allowed to participate in free and fair elections, the credibility of the political process will remain in doubt," he said. A spokesman for the European Union, Ton van Lierop, said the further detention of the 64-year-old was unjustified and unacceptable. "Keeping Aung San Suu Kyi under arrest under fabricated reasons violates her fundamental freedoms, and does not serve the proclaimed national interest either," he told the BBC. UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he was "saddened and angry" by the verdict in what he called a "sham" trial. In a strongly-worded statement, he condemned the "purely political sentence". A statement from the office of Nicolas Sarkozy said the French president was calling on the European Union to impose new sanctions on Burma. US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said Aung San Suu Kyi should not have been tried or convicted. She also called for the release of Mr Yettaw and "more than 2,000 political prisoners". "The Burmese junta should immediately end its repression of so many in this country, start a dialogue with the opposition and the ethnic groups. "Otherwise the elections they have scheduled for next year will have absolutely no legitimacy," she said. Asian response Mrs Suu Kyi's previous period of house arrest expired on 27 May. This new term will mean she is still in detention during the polls, which are expected to take place in about May 2010. Her party, the National League for Democracy, won the last elections in 1990 but was never allowed to take power. In Asia, the governments of Indonesia and the Philippines have been outspoken in condemning the sentence. But, says the BBC's Jill McGivering, it is notable that two of Burma's biggest trading partners and allies - India and China - have avoided public comment on the trial. India and China, with Thailand, have been accused by critics of propping up the military government, especially in recent years as growing economic sanctions have strangled its trade relationship with the West. Canada calls Aung San Suu Kyi's house arrest 'vindictive' (AFP) OTTAWA — Canada's prime minister Tuesday "strongly condemned" a further 18-months of house arrest handed to Myanmar's democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi, saying it is "unwarranted, unjustified, and vindictive." "Canada strongly condemns the Burmese regime's decision to sentence Aung San Suu Kyi to a further 18 months house arrest," Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper said in a statement. Canada refers to Myanmar by its former name, Burma. "This decision is clearly not in accordance with the rule of law: the charges laid against her were baseless and her trial did not come close to meeting international standards of due process. "Her continued detention is unwarranted, unjustified, and vindictive," he said. A Myanmar court convicted the 64-year-old opposition leader of breaching the terms of her detention by the ruling military junta, following a bizarre incident in which an American man swam uninvited to her home. Judges sentenced Suu Kyi to three years of hard labor and imprisonment, but military ruler Than Shwe signed a special order commuting the sentence and ordering her to serve out a year-and-a-half under house arrest. Suu Kyi has been kept in detention for nearly 14 of the past 20 years, since the military regime refused to recognize her National League for Democracy's landslide victory in elections in 1990. Harper accused Myanmar's ruling generals of having "manufactured an excuse to keep Aung San Suu Kyi in detention to ensure she will not be able to participate in the proposed 2010 elections." "Canada calls for the regime to unconditionally free all political prisoners and allow all citizens, including opposition groups, to freely participate in the electoral process," he said. Last year, Canada made Suu Kyi an honorary citizen in recognition of her "long and courageous struggle to promote freedom and democracy" in her homeland. EU President Statement Declaration by the Presidency on behalf of the European Union on the verdict against Daw Aung San Suu Kyi The European Union condemns the verdict against Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the National League for Democracy and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, and the unjustified trial against her. The proceedings against Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, on charges which were brought twenty years after she was first wrongfully arrested, have been in breach of national and international law. The EU urges the authorities to immediately and unconditionally release her. The authorities of Burma/Myanmar have chosen to ignore the protests over her arrest and the appeals for her release. These have come from a larger number of States and organisations than ever before, led by the UN Secretary-General, and including the Chair and several Member States of ASEAN, of which Burma/Myanmar is a member. The EU will respond with additional targeted measures against those responsible for the verdict. In addition, the EU will further reinforce its restrictive measures targeting the regime of Burma/Myanmar, including its economic interests. The EU underlines its readiness to revise, amend or reinforce its measures in light of the developments in Burma/Myanmar. The EU will intensify its work with the international community, and especially with its partners in Asia, to achieve our common aim of obtaining the immediate and unconditional release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and all other political prisoners in Burma/Myanmar. This is an essential first step in the process of genuine national reconciliation that is needed if the elections in 2010 are to be seen as credible, free and fair, as was also stressed by the UN Secretary-General during his mission to Burma/Myanmar on 3-4 July. The EU urges the authorities of Burma/Myanmar to comply with the Secretary General's demands and to cooperate with the UN and the international community. If the authorities decide to take such steps, the EU stands ready to respond positively. The EU recalls its strong and unwavering commitment to support and sustain the people of Burma/Myanmar. The EU provides the people with substantial humanitarian assistance and stands ready to increase its support further. Paris – August 11th 2009 : The International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), Burma Lawyer Council (BLC) and The Alternative ASEAN Network on Burma (Altsean-Burma) express their outrage regarding the condemnation of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi by the Insein prison court in Rangoon to 18 months house arrest. “This shocking verdict illustrates once more the Burmese junta's total disregard for its international human rights obligations and shows the real face of the regime. With the main opposition leader and 2,100 political prisoners behind bars, the elections planned by the regime for next year will be nothing but a mockery”, said Aung Htoo, General Secretary of BLC. In an advocacy note released today, FIDH, BLC and Altsean-Burma demonstrate that the widespread and systematic violations of international human rights and humanitarian law documented by numerous Burmese, regional and international NGOs and UN mechanisms over the past years amount to crimes against humanity and war crimes. FIDH, BLC and Altsean-Burma therefore call for the establishment of a Commission of Inquiry by the UN Security Council. “The condemnation of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is not an isolated act of repression : it is taking place in a context where crimes against humanity and war crimes have been perpetrated for decades in Eastern Burma together with other grave human rights violations in the rest of the country. The international community must move immediately to stop this inhumanity : the appointment of a Commission of Inquiry by the Security Council is the first step for any process of justice to be initiated”, concluded Souhayr Belhassen, President of FIDH. “The ongoing atrocities in Burma increase the urgency for a Commission of Inquiry. Even now, men, women and children continue to be subjected to extreme and systematic forms of violence and murder. The world should not allow this to go on”, emphasized Debbie Stothard, Coordinator of Altsean-Burma. The Report entitled “Burma: An International Commission of Inquiry more urgent than ever”, can be downloaded at http://www.fidh.org/IMG/pdf/bu08.pdf Press contacts Gael Grilhot, FIDH Press Office : + 33 1 43 55 90 19 Debbie Stothard, Coordinator of Altsean-Burma : +668 1686 1652 Aung Htoo, General Secretary of BLC: + 46 70 866 4159 Gordon Brown statement on Aung San Suu Kyi The Prime Minister has released a statement following the news that Aung San Suu Kyi will spend 1.5 further years under house arrest in Burma. I am both saddened and angry at the verdict today, 11 August , following the sham trial of Aung San Suu Kyi. The news - that she has been found guilty and sentenced to three years hard labour but that this has been “mitigated” to a suspended sentence of 1.5 years under house arrest - is further proof that the military regime in Burma is determined to act with total disregard for accepted standards of the rule of law and in defiance of international opinion. This is a purely political sentence designed to prevent her from taking part in the regime’s planned elections next year. So long as Aung San Suu Kyi and all those political opponents imprisoned in Burma remain in detention and are prevented from playing their full part in the political process, the planned elections in 2010 will have no credibility or legitimacy. The façade of her prosecution is made more monstrous because its real objective is to sever her bond with the people for whom she is a beacon of hope and resistance. I have always made clear that the United Kingdom would respond positively to any signs of progress on democratic reform in Burma. But with the generals explicitly rejecting that course today, the international community must take action. The EU has agreed to impose tough new sanctions targeting the economic interests of the regime. I also believe that the UN Security Council - whose will has been flouted - must also now respond resolutely and impose a worldiwide ban on the sale of arms to the regime. My thoughts today are with Aung San Suu Kyi - the human face of Burma’s tragedy - and with the people of Burma who suffer on a daily basis. Suu Kyi Convicted – Time For Global Arms Embargo Against Burma BCUK The Burma Campaign UK today strongly condemned the Burmese military dictatorship for continuing to detain Burma’s democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi, and called on the United Nations Security Council to impose a global arms embargo against Burma. Aung San Suu Kyi was found guilty of breaking the terms of her house arrest after an American man, John Yettaw, swam to her house and refused to leave. As the Burma Campaign UK predicted, Aung San Suu Kyi was not given the maximum 5 year prison sentence, but instead will serve 18 months under house arrest. The regime will try to present this as leniency in order to avoid international sanctions. This period of detention keeps Aung San Suu Kyi in detention during rigged elections due in 2010. The elections bring in a new constitution which is designed to legalise military rule. “The dictatorship is directly defying the United Nations Security Council,” said Zoya Phan, International Coordinator at Burma Campaign UK. “It is time the generals faced consequences for their actions, a global arms embargo should be imposed immediately.” On May 22nd the Security Council issued a statement – its third – calling on the regime to enter into genuine dialogue with Aung San Suu Kyi and ethnic groups. Instead they have continued to detain her, along with more than 2,100 political prisoners. The dictatorship is determined to silence all pro-democracy voices in the country in the run up to rigged elections next year. The elections bring in a new constitution that enshrines military rule, and grants no new freedoms or human rights. Instead, a rubber stamp Parliament will do the government’s bidding. Aung San Suu Kyi has been in detention for more than 13 of the past 19 years. The United Nations has ruled that her detention is illegal under international law and Burmese law. According to the dictatorship, her current period of detention was due to expire on 27th May. She was put on trial on 18th May for breaking the conditions of her house arrest after an American man swam to her home and refused to leave. “There was an outcry when the trial started, now those fine words must now be turned into practical action,” said Zoya Phan. “The soft diplomacy of the UN and Asian countries has failed. A global arms embargo is the most effective way of showing this military dictatorship that it can no longer defy the international community.” The Burma Campaign UK is also calling on the United Nations to establish a Commission of Inquiry into crimes against humanity and war crimes being committed by the dictatorship in Burma. For more information contact Zoya Phan on 07738630139, or Mark Farmaner, Director of Burma Campaign UK, on 07941239640. Nobel Laureates Call for Action on Burma: A UN Security Council Commission of Inquiry (Ottawa). The UN Security Council must take strong action on Burma and issue an investigation into war crimes and crimes against humanity committed by the Burmese military regime. This was the message sent by 14 Nobel Laureates—including The Dalai Lama, Shirin Ebadi, Jody Williams, Mairead Maguire, Presidents Mikhail Gorbachev and Kim Dae-jung and Archbishop Desmond Tutu in an open letter to the Security Council. The letter was released today in response to the guilty verdict of Burma’s democratically elected leader, Aung San Suu Kyi. “This illegal verdict is just one more instance of the junta’s contempt for justice, security, and democracy for the Burmese people,” said Nobel Laureate Jody Williams. “The brutality and lawlessness of this regime can no longer be ignored. It is within the realm of the Security Council to address the crimes against the people of Burma, and the time to act is now.” Nobel Peace Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi was convicted today by the Burmese military junta, and sentenced to 18 more months of house arrest. The junta says Suu Kyi violated her house arrest in May when she offered temporary shelter to an American man, John William Yettaw, who swam to her lakeside home. Her supporters say the move is meant to keep her confined so she cannot participate in the general elections scheduled for 2010. The UN Working Group on Arbitrary Detentions (UNWGAD), an arm of the UN Human Rights Council, has ruled the arrest and detention of Suu Kyi illegal, stating that, "The latest renewal (2008) of the order to place Ms. Suu Kyi under house arrest not solely violates international law but also national domestic laws of Myanmar.” While she is the country’s most prominent political prisoner, Aung San Suu Kyi is not alone. Over 2100 democracy activists are presently in Burmese prisons. In the meantime, the Burmese military continues its attacks on the people of Burma. In June, the Burmese military dropped mortar shells onto an internally displaced persons camp, causing over 5,000 villagers to flee for their lives. Experts have documented hundreds of cases of crimes against humanity in Burma over the last 15 years, including the rape of hundreds of women. The Laureates’ open letter states that the crimes against the Burmese people and the full extent of the brutality of the regime must be investigated and must not be tolerated any longer. It calls on the UN Security Council to pass a resolution creating a Commission of Inquiry into war crimes and crimes against humanity in Burma, and to end the impunity of the Burmese military. “The people of Burma have suffered unimaginable human rights abuses at the hands of dictators. Aung San Suu Kyi’s latest conviction is the final straw,” says Nobel Laureate Mairead Maguire. “The time has come for the international community to unite, and stand together in peaceful opposition to the actions of the military junta. The UN Security Council needs to act immediately to send the message that this kind of brutal oppression will not be tolerated, and hold the regime accountable.” Burma Court Finds Aung San Suu Kyi Guilty

Unfinished Business of Six-Day War

Kum 1948 khan Britist kaihruaina leh UN rorelna chuan Palestine ram chu state pahnihin a thenhrang a, state pakhatah chuan Hitler-a hun laia Juda mi maktaduai 6-te an awm a, a dang state-ah chuan Palestine Arab mite an awm bawk a ni. Arab ram tam zawkte chuan UN rorel dan chu an duh lova, Israel-in zalenna a puan tum pawh khan Israel leh Arab tangrual sipaite chu nasa takin an indo va, chu indona chu The War of Independence tia koh a ni a, Arabic tawng erawh chuan AL Naqba tia koh a ni thung. Israel-in independence a puan tum khan Israel leh Arab-te chu nasa takin an indo a, Arab-ho an tlawm tak avangin mi tam tak chu chhak leh thlang chhim leh hmarah an tlanchhia a, an In leh Lo te pawh ui em em chungin an tlansan vek a ni. Indonaa Arab-ho an tlawm ta chu zahthlak an tiin an thin a na hle a. Arabs ramte chuan nikhat khata Israel chunga phuba lak chu an tum lian ber a ni. Chu rilru avang chuan Arab hruaitute leh lalte pawh an awm hle hle thei lova, enganga phuba lak tur nge ni ang tih chu an thupui ber a lo ni ta a ni. Heng dinhmun atang hian politic lama inlungrualna leh tanho dante ngaihtuahin a hnuah chuan Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO) tih chu Aigupta President Gamal Abdel Nasser-a kaltlangin a lo piang ta a, Ahmad Shukeirei-a chu an hruaitu atan an thlang nghal bawk a ni. Aigupta President Nasser-a chuan Soviet hruaitute nena inlaichinna tha zawk siamin Soviet atanga tanpuina sum tam tak a dawng a, ral thuam pawh Soviet-in tam tak a pe bawk a ni. Hetianga hmathatna a neih avang hian Arab hruaitute pawh chawkphurin kum 1948-a an hmingchhiatna chu thai bo va, Israel chunga phuba lak chu tumin kum 1967 tantirh khan indona an buaisaih tan ta a. Nasser-a chuan Soviet chauh rinchhan lovin Syria President Hafez al-Assad-a leh Jordan lal Hussain-a te pawh lamtang atana sawmin Israel ram ri chu a bei tan ta a. Indo tura Arab lam an chhet hmasat avangin Israel pawh a awm hle hle thei ta bik lova, Israel pa ber David Ben Gurion-a aiawihtu Labour Party-a Prime Minister Levi Eshkol-a pawhin 1967 May thla atang khan indo a nih tur thu chu Israel mipuite hnenah radio atangin a puang ta a. Israel sipaite an zam mai lohna turin Moshe Dayan-a chu Defence Minister atan rang takin a ruat nghal bawk a, indo tur chuan an inbuatsaih mup mup ta a ni. Aigupta President Nasser-a pawh chuan indo chu pumpelh theih a ni tawh lo tih a hriatchian avangin May 16 khan Britist-France-Israeli ten kum 1956-a an lak Suez Canal-a UN sipai awmte pawh inthiarfihlim vek turin UN hruaitute a ngen a. May 22 khan Israel ten an lawngpui kalkawng atana an hman hmunpui ber Strait of Tiran leh Tuipuisen (The Red Sea) chhak lamte pawh a khar vek nghal a, chu hmunah chuan a sipai nuaikhat, indona motor 1000 leh indona tanks 1000 a chhawp bawk a, May thla tawp chiah khan, “ Arab ramten indo kan hman ta e,” tiin a puang ta a ni. 1967 June 5 khan indo chu tan a ni ta a. Zing lam dar 7 chiah khan Isarel chu a chhe hmasa ta a ni. Israel-in a hmasa bera a tih chu Aigupta thlawhnakirawn (Egypt airfield) boom chhiat vek a ni a, a dawtah chuan an lawng chawlhhmun pawimawh zawng zawng tihchhiah vek a ni. Chhak lam atanga Aigupta tanpui tura lo kal Jordan siapite leh Golan Heights hmuna Syriaan sipaite pawh chawp leh chilhin Israel chuan a lo bei a, Ni rei lo te ah chuan Palestine rama Gaza Strip leh West Bank te a la a, Syria ram ri a Golan Heights te, East Jerusalem te leh Sinai Peninsula te pawh a la bawk a, an airfield-te leh lawngchawlh hmunte a chhiat vek tak avangin June 10 khan Arab-ho chu an tlawm ta der a ni. Israel-in Ni rei lo te a Arab tangrualte a hneh ta chu khawvelin mak a ti a, mi tam tak chuan Israel CIA-te hnathawh dan leh an indo dante (strategy) te chu an chakna ber niin an sawi a ni. Israel-in Sinai Peninsula a lak chu Israel leh Aigupta-ten kum 1979-a remna thuthlung (Israel-Egypt Peace Treaty) an siam tak avangin Israel chuan Aigupta a pekir leh ta a, West Bank erawh chu Israel sipaite kuthnuaiah a awm thung a ni. Indo a zawh fel hnu chuan kum 19 meuh thenhrana lo awm tawh Judaho hmun thianghlim ber Jerusalem khawipui chu Israelte kutah a awm ta a, an hnam histawria hmun pawimawh em em West Bank pawh tunah chuan Israel-te kuthnuaiah a awm fai ta vek a. Israel chuan Mipui Inawp Dan (Civilian Law) khauh takin a siam nghal a, Golan Heights leh East Jeruslem-a cheng Arab-ten Israel khua leh tui nihna (citizenship) an dil chuan Israel paw’n phal taka pe turin kawng zau takin a hawng nghal bawk a ni. Hetianga Israel-in chawplehchilha mipui inawp dan a siam avang hian UN Security Council chuan Israel a dem nasa hle a. UN Security Council chuan Golan Heights leh East Jerusalem-te chu tuma luahtheih loh ram (“null” and “void”) tiin a dah a, hemi hmuna cheng reng rengte chu dan lo anga ram luahtu (occupied) tiin a puk bawk a ni. Israel leh Arabs te inkara remna a awm beiseiin UN Security Council chuan Danpui 242-ah, “Land for Peace” tiin dan a siam a, Israel ten dan lo anga an luah ramte pawh chhuahsan turin UN Security Council chuan Israel hnenah thu a pe a, mahse vawin thleng hian Israel chuan UN Dan siam chu a zawh duh chuang lo a ni. Indonaa an lak West Bank-a hmun khuar turin Labour Party sawrkar chuan rang takin thutlukna a siam ta a. West Bank hi kum 1948 khan Jordan kuthnuaiah a awm a, mahse chu chu Britain chauhvin a pawmpui avangin PLO kutah a hlan leh vat a. West Bank-a awmte chu Arab, Palestine mite leh kum 1948 Arab-Israel indo tuma refugee-te an ni deuh ber. Kum 1967 Niruk Indona hnuah erawh chuan West Bank chu Israel sipaiten an awp ta a, kum 1993 thleng khan Israel sipaite enkawlna hnuaiah a awm a ni. Israel ten PLO atanga ngenna lehkha an lo pawmpui hnu erawh chuan Palestine mipui tamna khuate erawh chu Israel-in Palestine Authority (PA) te kutah thuneihna leh rorelna a hlan ta a, Israel sipaite chuan hmun tlem chuah an awp ta a ni. Palestine helhoten Israel an beih thin avangin Israel pawhin a sipai tam tak a dah belh zel bawk a, tunah hian Israel leh West Bank inthenna kulh bang sang tak an siam mek a ni. Gaza Strip erawh chu Aigupta nena ram ri a ni thung a, kum 1948 atanga 1967 thleng khan Aigupta kuthnuiah a awm a, kum 1967 atanga 2005 thleng khan Israel siapite kuthnuaaiah a awm bawk a. Kum 2005 khan Israel chuan Israel’s Unilateral Disengagement Plan dan a siam a, chu dan avang chuan Israel-in Gaza hmuna mipuite leh a sipai zawng zawngte a sawn vek a, mahse Gaza airspace leh lawng luh/chhuahna tuipuite erawh Israel kuthnuaiah a awm vek tho a ni. Gaza ram ri chungchangah Israel, European Unions (EU), Palestine Authority (PA), te leh Aigupta ten inremna thuthlung an siam a, EU chuan englai pawhin a enthla reng a ni. Kum 2006 June thla khan Hamas Movement ten hnenna an rawn chan tak avangin ram ri chuangchangah buaina nasa tak a chhuah leh a, Israel leh EU ten Hamas Movement an pawmpui loh avangin EU ten Israel kaltlanga kumtin tanpuina sum an pek thinte pawh Israel-in a chelhbet hmiah a, khawnvartui, gas leh electric a pek thinte pawh Israel-in a titawp hmiah bawk a, ram ri kaltlangnate lama a khar vek avangin Palestine refugee-te pawh nitin an pung zel a ni. Arab-ho thinrim chuan Khartoum-a Arab hruaitute rorelnaah Israel nena inremna thuthlung siam lo turin thu pawhchatna an siam ve nghal ta a. Khartoum rorela an dan siam pawimawh em em te chu:- 1) Israel ram din a nih thu pawmpui loh 2) Israel nena inremna thuthlung siam loh 3) Israel nena inbiak loh te an ni. Israel-in Arab leilunga a ram a din avangin heng leilungte hi Arab-te hnena a pekkkir leh hma chuan Israel-in buiana rapthlak tak a hmachhawn zel dawn a ni tih chu Israel pa ber David Ben Gurion-a pawh khan a lo hmu lawk sa vek a, a hnua Prime Minister hna rawn chelh leh tur Ariel Sharon-a te, Ehud Barak-a te leh Ehud Olmert-a te paw’n heng buiana hi an pumpelh dawn lo tih pawh a lo hmutlang sa vek a ni. Israel-in a chakna hmanga a ram dinin hnehna la mah se la, thlirtu tam takte thinlunga zawhna lian tak chu, “Israel-te hnehna hian Israel leh Arab-ho inkarah remna a thlen tak tak thei ang em?” tih hi a ni. Israel-in Arab leilung chunga a ram a din avangin vawiin thleng hian Israel leh Arab-te inkarah remna tak tak a la awm thei chuang lova, Israel-ten an ram an din avanga lawmna mittui nen hnehna hla mawi an rem laiin an ram chhuhsak Palestine mipuite erawh lungngaihna mittui nen an kun tlawk tlawk thung a ni. Israel-in hetianga Palestine mipuite mittui tlakna a siam avang hian Israel ngei pawhin vawin thleng hian buaina leh harsatna a tawk mek zel a, kum 1987-ah indona a thleng a, kum 1990s-ah Israel hmun hrang hrangah boom a puak bawk a, kum 2000-a Camp David rorelna pawh khan kum 2008-a buiana tihtawp an tum target chu an thleng thei ta chuang lo a ni. Israel leh Palestian-te inkara buaina chu vawiin thlenga khawvel hruiatute tiluhaitu ber a la ni a, inremna tura thusawihote pawh vawi tam tak an hmang tawh a, mahse vawiin thleng hian inremna chu an la nei thei chuang lo a ni. Israel leh Palestine-te buaina bul ber chu engnge ni ta a, enganga thulai rem tur nge ni ta ang tih pawh UN hruaitute leh histawrian mithiamten vawi duai lo an ngaihtuah tawh a. Middle East chanchin chhuitute leh thlirtu tam takte chuan Israel leh Palestine-te inkara buaina bul ber nia an hmuh chu kum 40 chuang liam ta a an buaina bawk kha a ni a, he thubuai chinfel a nih hma chu vawiina Middle East buaina pawh hi chinfel theih a ni dawn lo tih chu an thutlukna a ni. Noble Peace Prize dawngtu (Israel mi) Elie Wiesel-a pawh khan, “Israel leh Palestian-ten kan ram kan din ve ve a, lungrual taka kan khawsak theih phawt chuan chu chu kan inkara buaina sukiangtu tur a ni dawn tih chu Israel leh Palestine-te hian kan hrechiang ve ve a ni, tiin a hriatrengna lehkhabuah a ziak a ni.

The Shew Project

Kum 2000 August thla khan Daewoo International (South Korea) leh Myanmar Oil & Gas Interprise (M.O.G.E)-te chuan Arakan (Rakhing State) tuipui chung atanga oil & gas lakchhuah dan ngaihtuahin remtihna (contract agreement) an siam a. Daewoo-in oil & gas chhuahtheihna hmun hrang hrang a zawn hnu chuan kum 2004 khan A-1 tia hming an pek gas lakchhuahna hmun tha tak mai an hmuchhuah thu an puang a. Thla rei vak lo hnuah chuan a kiang lawkah pawh oil & gas chhuahtheihna hmun zau tak an hmuh belh leh a, chu hmun chu A-3 tiin hming an pe bawk a ni.

Heng hmuna an hmuhchhuah oil & gas zawng zawngte hi US Company-in a chhut a, a vaiin 5.4- 9.1 trillion cubit feet (tfc) a tling a, chhuttu thenkhat erawh chuan he hmun atanga an lakchhuah theih zat tur chu 5.7- 10 trillion cubit feet (tfc) a tlin an ring a ni. Daewoo-in a chhut dan chuan he oil & gas atanga a lakchhuah tur 4.5 - 7.7 cubit feet- chu ram danga a zawrchhuah theih a beisei a ni.

Shew Gas Movement (SGM) ten an chhut dan chuan gas cubit feet mattaduai khata US$ 4.41 billion an hmu thei a nih chuan cubit feet 9.1-ah chuan US$ 40.1 billion an hmu dawn tihna a ni. Heng an sum hmuhchhuah tur zing atang hian sipai sawrkarin kum 20 chhungin US$24 billion a chang ve ang a, kumkhatah US$ 1.2 billion a dawng dawn tihna a ni. Heng an sum hmuhchhuahte atang hian defence budget (Kakuaiyi) atan 40% vel chauh an hmang ang a, a dang zawng chu kawiah nge an hman dawn tih tuma hriat a ni lo.

A hnuaiah hian Shew Project Block A-1 leh Block A-3-a stake holder neitute hming list leh stake holder an neih zat percentage (%) i han thlir the ang u.

Corporate Stake Holders in the Shew Fields:

1. Daewoo International (South Korea based)- 51%
2. Oil and Natural Gas Corporation, ONGC Videsh- (India based)- 17.5%
3. Korean Gas Corporation, KOGAS (South Korea based)– 8.5%
4. Gas Authority of India Limited, GAIL (India based)– 8.5%
5. Myanmar Oil and Gas Enterprise (M.O.G.E) (Burma)- 15%

Daewoo International hian Burma hmun hrang hranga oil & gas a zawn zel theih nan Burma Sipai sawrkar hnenah phalna (Production Sharing Contract, PCS.) a lei tel bawk a, he phalna atana cheng a pek chuah ni lovin Daewoo-in gas a zawrchhuah hunah pawh Production Sharing Contract-a remtihna hming ziahtu, Burma hruaitute hnenah lawmman a hranin a pe tel bawk dawn a ni.

Kum 2008 pawh khan Daewoo, M.O.G.E., leh China National Petroleum Corporation (CNPC)-te chuan remtihna an siam a, chu remtihna kaltlang chuan tunah hian Arakan (Rakhaing State), Kyauk Phyu atangin China ram Kunming thlenga gas pipe line project an buaipui mek a, he pipe line hi km 1,800 a ni ang a, Burma ram chhungah chuan km 990 an zawm dawn a ni. CNPC-in Burma atanga a lei gas-te chu China ram Yunnan Province-ah a zuarchhawng leh dawn a ni.

He mi kum vek hian India atanga Eassar company pawhin Sittew-ah hmun a rawn khuar bawk a, 2008 October atangin khawmual chunga gas lakchhuahna Block- L atang leh tuipui chung atanga lakchhuahna Block-A-1 atangte in gas a lachhuak tan dawn a ni tiin Hindu Business Line chuan a tarlang a ni.
Easser leh M.O.G.E.-te chuan 2005 May thla atang tawh khan Block-L leh Block A-1 atanga gas lakchhuak turin remtihna an lo siam daih tawh a, Easser hian Block- L atang leh Block A-1 atangin share holder 100% a nei bawk a ni.

China atanga CNPC-in a pek cheng aiin India atanga GAIL-in a pek cheng tam zawk mah se Burma ram hruaitute chuan China CNPC-a gas hralh chu an thlang ta zawk a, thlirtu tam tak chuan hetianga GAIL a hnawl tak zawkna chhan chu US leh EU-ten Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek an tum pawha UN rorelnaa veto power nei zawk China chuan Burma ram a tan dawn tih an hriat sa vang ni berin an hmu a ni.

The Shew Project A-1 & A-3- a contract agreement siam company hming list-te

1. China Oilfield Service Ltd- China International

He Company neitu chu Nan Hai 2 a ni a, he lawngpui hian tunah A-3 khurah gas a lachhuak mek a, Daewoo chhut dan chuan ni sawmruk chhungin US$ maktaduai ruk (6 million) a thawkchhuak thei a ni.

2. Serica Energy- Canada International

He company neitu chu Galaxy Driller a ni a, kum 2005 atang khan A-1 leh A-3 atangin gas a lachhuak tan a ni. Serica company hian sumdawnna a nei zau hle a, Toronto leh London Stock Exchange-a AIM Market-ah leh Canada-a TSX Venture Exchange-ah pawh “SQZ” tih hmingin a lar hle a ni.

3. Helicoter NZ- New Zealand

He company-a engineer-te hi Daewoo-in ram leilung endik tur leh gas chhuahtheihna hmunte zawng tura a rawih an ni a, heng engineer-te hian Sitttew hotel-ah hmun an khur a, chuta tang chuan Yangon, Sittew leh Shew Field-te fangin an helicopter nen an thlawk kual reng a ni.

4. Swire Pacific Offshore- Singapore/ Hong Kong

He gas laihchhuahna “Pacific Rover” neitu chu John Swire & Sons (HK) Ltd kuthnuaia Swire Pacific Ltd. a ni.

5. Viking Engineering- Singapore/Sweden

He company neitu chu tuifinriat tui chuanga servey siam thin, “Emma” Sweden a ni a, Singapore-in a hawhchhawng hnuin kum 2006 September khan A-1-a thawk turin Daewoo chuan a ruai a ni.

6. Suz Tractebel- Belgium

He company hi India GAIL-in Burma ram atanga North East India dung zawha gas pipe line a zawmtheih nana leilung ram dinhmun endik tura a rawih a ni.

7. Ryder Soctt Co.- US

8. Snamprogetti- Italy

9. Frontier Drilling A/S- Norway

10. Atwood Oceanics Inc- Texas, US

Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2008

Time Magazine hian khawvela mi ropuite thlanghchuakin kumtin chawimawina a hlan thin a, kum 2008- pawh khan Time Magazine’s 100 Most Influential People of 2008 tiin mi ropui bikte a thlang a, chung mi ropuite zinga a langsar bikte chu:-

1. Al Gore
2. Bruce Springstein
3. Bona
4. Dalai Lama
5. Bill Gates
6. George Clooney
7. Nelson Mandela
8. Steve Jobs
9. Mark Zukerberg (Founder of the Facebook)
10. Will Smith
11. Aung San Suu Kyi
12. Chancellor Agela Merkel
13. Ben Bernanke (Chairman of the Federal Reserve)
14. Barack Obama 15. Hillary Cliton
16. Vladimir Putin
17. John McCain
18. Noam Chomsky
19. Nicolas Sarkozy
20. Hu Jintao
21. Nancy Pelosi
22. Rupert Murdoch
24. Pope Benedict XVI
25. Mahmoud Ahmedinejad
26. Kim Jon II
27. Wn Jabao-te an ni.

P.S.- Kum 2007-a Pakistan Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto-i fapa Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari-a chu Time Magazine’s top 20-ah dah a ni a, US President Georger Bush-a te, Nelson Mandela-a te, singer Madonna-I te leh TV host Oprah Winfrey-a te ai pawhin point a hmu tam zawk a ni.

View Point- Burma rama Economic Sanction hian engvang nge awmzia a neihtheih loh?

Zofate pawhin hrilhfiah ngai lo khawpa tlangnel tawh Sap thumal kan nei tam ta hle mai a, tun tuma economic sanction tih pawh hi kan tlangnel sa tawh a nih avangin kan hrilhfiah zau tawh lo mai ang a, a tawi thei ang bera sawi chuan, Civil Rights leh Human Rights ngai pawimawh lo leh International dan zawm duh lo ramte chunga hremna pek, ti mai ila kan fiah maiin ka ring. North Korea leh Iran chunga US leh European Unions (EU) ten economic sanction an pek dante pawh kan hre hle tawh a, tun tumah erawh chuan Burma rama economic sanction kal zel dan tur leh Burma ram tihdanglam nan economic sanction hian awmzia a nei thei tak tak ang ngem tihte kan thlir ho dawn a ni. Kum 1962 atang khan Burma ram chu sipai sawrkarna hnuaia awpbeh a ni a, sipai sawrkarin international dan a zawm duh loh avangin US leh EU-te chuan kum (10) chung zet economic sanction an pe tawh a, mahse vawin thleng hian Burma ram sawrkar hian international community-te nena thawh hova hmasawnna kawng zawh a tum chuang hauh lo a ni. Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek hian awmzia a neih loh chhan leh vang sawi tur tam tak awm mah se, Fiery Dragon: Moneylenders and Microfinance in Burma tih lehkhabu ziaktu Australia Macquarie University-a economic professor Lean Turnell-a chuan, “Burma ram hian international level-a sawmdawnna a neih tlem em avangin Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek hian Burma economy a tihdanglamtheih em em a rinawm loh a ni,” tiin a sawi. US leh EU-te chuan Burma rama sumdawnna leh investment siam lo turin ram dangte danbeh tum thin mah se Burma rama natural gas, tlawrthing tha, rangkachak leh lung man to tam tak a awm avangin non-sanction ramte chuan Burma rama thiltha awmte (natural resourse) chu an hamthatna atana hman an tum theuh si a ni. A bik takin China, Thailand leh Singapore-te hian Burma sipai sawrkar nen sumdawnna thahnem tawk tak an nei a. Burma ram thenawm hnai ber Thailand phei chuan kawng engkimah Burma a rinchhan a, Burma tuifinriat atanga an lakchhuah natural gas leh hydroelectric-te pawh 80% vel lai a lei a, kum 2007 lam pawh khan khawnvartui leh gas maktaduai sanghnih (2,000) chuang man a lei bawk a, chuchuan a ram chhunga electric energy hmanchhuah zat 20% vel a phuhru thei a ni. China pawhin a ram chhunga Burma natural gas a lakluhtheih nan Burma sawrkarah cheng tam tak a pe a, tunah hian Burma tuifinriat thlanglam atanga China ram thlanglam thlenga natural gas lakluhna tur gas pipe line project an buaipui mek a ni. Sipai sawtkarin khawnvartui leh gas atanga sum a lak luh zat leh a hmanchhuah lehna te chu tuma hriat a ni lova, mithiamte chhut dan chuan heng an cheng hmuh zawng zawng hi Nyi Pya Daw khawpui siamna atan te, Cyber City buatsaihna atan te leh nuclear ralthuam leina atana hman a ni. Kum 2008 khan ram dang atanga Burma rama khawnvartui leh gas lakchhuahna atana investment an hman zat chu US$ maktaduai (474.3) a ni a, kum 2007-a investment aiin a bin thumin a tam zawk daih a ni. Kum 2006 lam kha chuan Oil and Gas-a foreign investment chu US$ maktaduai za sawmthum leh pali (134) chauh a la ni a. Oil and Gas atana investment siamtute zingah Britain-in US$maktaduai 178 a nei a, investment nei tam ber a ni. A dawttuah India a ni a, a pathumnaah Singapore a ni. Oil and Gas lakchhuahna atana bungrua supply-tute zingah Thailand-in US$maktaduai 16.22, Germany-in US$maktaduai 2.5 a nei a, sangha lama sumdawnnaah North Korea-in US$maktaduai 12 vel investment a nei bawk a, Real Eastate, Tourism, Transportation leh Energy lamah erawh chuan investment thar dang siam a awm hran lo, tiin Ministry of National Project & Development chuan a tarlang a ni. US leh EU-te chuan Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek a, lung man to an zawrhchhuah theih loh nana ram hruaitute visa pekchhuah loh etc.. tiin dan eng emaw zam teuh mah se tunah pawh hian US based CHEVRON leh France based TOTAL company-te chuan Burma ramah sumdawnna nasa tak an siam a, a chhan chu international community-ten tun anga pressure an pek hmaa remtihna (contract agreement) an lo siam fel tawh vang a ni. France Ministry of Foreign Affairs-a Mr. Bemark Kouchner-a pawhin Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek a nih pawhin Burma tuifianriat chung atanga nitin gas barrel nuai sawm leh pasarih (170,000) lachhuaktu TOTAL Company chunga hremna pek a nih loh tur thu a sawi a, TOTAL thuneitute pawhin 1998 atanga remtihna (contract agreement) siam tawh an nih thu leh contract agreement thar siam leh an nih loh thu chu tanchhan atan an hmang ve tlat a ni. Burma tuifinriat chunga Yadana Natural Gas Project-ah hian TOTAL, CHEVRON leh the Petroleum Authority of Thailand (PTT) te an tel a, TOTAL hian join venture/share 31% a nei a, investment nei tam ber a ni. TOTAL in CNN-a report a pek dan chuan TOTAL in kum 2008 khan Burma sipai sawrkarah US$ maktaduai (250) chhiah (taxes) a pe a ni. CHEVRON hian engzat chiah nge investment a neih a, tax a pek tih hriat a ni lova, CNN-in phone leh email-a a zawh pawhin CNN chuan chhanletna engmah a dawng lo a ni. Amaherawhchu CHEVRON wedsite-in a tarlan dan chuan, “CHEVRON company atanga thil siamchhuahte atangin Burma mipui tam takten hamthatna leh hmasawnna tam tak an nei a, hlawkna tam tak an seng bawk a ni,” tiin a tarlang thung. Heng company-te chhiah (taxes) pek dan leh pek zat chiah hi sawitheih mai a ni lova, join venture/share percentage (%) an neih tam leh tlem azirin an pe mai niin a lang. He Yadana Project atanga an lakchhuah natural gas 80% chu Thailand rama zawrchhuah a ni a, he gas hian Thailand rama electric energy hmanchhuah zat 20% vel a tihtlem phah a ni. EU member zing atanga company thenkhatten Civil Rights leh Human Rights pawisa lo Burma rama investment an siam avangin EU pawhin mite dem leh sawisel a hlawh nasa hle a, mahse heng company-te hian remna leh muanna awm lo mah se gas leh oil awmna ram a nih phawt chuan investment an siam zel dawn tih a chiang a. EU President nihna chelh mek France ram atanga TOTAL-in Burma rama investment a siam avangin TOTAL chuan zawhna tam tak a dawng a, public affair hna chelhtu TOTAL Vice President Jean-Francois Lassalle-a erawh chuan, “Burma ramah hian hnathawh dan tha, sumdawn dan tha leh inawp dan tha inzirtir a, a ram mipuiten dik tak leh hlawk taka hnathawn dan an thiam nana kawng kawhhmuh hi kan tum lian ber chu a ni. Tunah pawh hian kan hnathawktute pawhin hlawkna leh hmasawnna tam tak an nei tawh a, Burma ramah pawh hian Europe khawmuala kan kepen dan ang thova, kepen zel kan tum a ni,” tiin mahni hmaifai nan a sawi ve thung a ni. TOTAL hian Burma ram hmun hrang hrangah damdawi a thlawnin a sem a, zirna lamah pawh tanpuina cheng tam tak a pe bawk a ni. Damdawiin leh fahrah naupangte enkawlna atan pawh tanpuina cheng tam tak a pe bawk a, TOTAL company-in a chhut dan chuan mi singnga (50,000) chuangten TOTAL atangin tanpuina leh hlawkna an dawng a ni. Kan fiahtheih nan a hnuaiah hian Yadana Natural Gas Project-a investment neite hming list leh join venture/share (%) an neih zat kan tarlang ang a, chhinchhiah tumin i han thlir vang vang teh ang u. Yadana Project Corporate Partners 1. TOTAL- 31% (France based) 2. CHEVRON- 28% (US based) 3. PTT (Petroleum Authority of Thailand)- 25% 4. .O.G.E (Myanmar Oil M and Gas Enterprise)-15% (En teh, i tuarna ve em! Heivang hi alawm mei a lo kal lo i tih fova, rei tak tak gas la tura Ni sa kara i nghah reng thin ni.) Kan Burma ram hi natural gas, rangkachak leh lung man to tam em em na ram ni mah se Asia ram zinga ram rethei ber leh hnufual ber a ni a, tun hmaa Asia ram rethei bera kan ngaih Vietnam pawhin tax free a hawng a, investment siam turin ram tam tak a sawm a, tunah chuan Burma ram a khum nasa tawh hle a ni. Mithiamte chhut dan chuan Burma ram population maktaduai 65-te zingah 30% vel chuan nikhatah US$ 1 vel an hlawh thei a, rethei takin an la kahwsa a ni. Burma ram chunga economic sanction siam hian Burma ram inawp dan a tidanglam dawn lo tih chu hun kal tawh leh kan hun tawn mek atanga thlirin a fiah mai a, economic sanction avanga kan ram hruiatute ni lova, a ram mipuite kan rethei telh telh zawk avang hian thlirtu tam tak chuan economic sanction pek ai mahin Burma ram hruaitute mimal bank accounts kharsak dan ngaihtuah hi thil pawimawh tak zawk niin an hmu. Burma sipai sawarkar hruaitute chuan khawvel ram hrang hrangah overseas bank account tam tak an nei a, heng an bank accounts kharsak a nih hma chuan economic sanction hian awmzia a neih theih tak tak a rinawm loh a ni. Southeast Asia thlirtu mithiamte zinga non-profit Asia Society atanga Jamie Melzl-a chuan, “Burma ram hruaitute mimal bank accounts kharsak chu thil tha tak ni mah se Burma ram chhunga buaina rapthlak tak a chhuahtheih avangin kan fimkhur a tul hle dawn a ni. Hetianga Burma sipai sawrkar hruaitute mimal bank accounts kharsak kan tum tak tak a nih chuan Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) tanpuina nasa tak kan mamawh ang a, a bik takin Burma ram nena sumdawnna nei nasa ber Thailand leh Singapore-te tanpuina kan mamawh dawn a ni. Burma ram hruaitute chuan ram dang dangah an bank accounts sawn dan ngaihtuah mah se ASEAN member zing atanga a bik taka Thailand leh Singapore-te tanpuina kaltlanga an bank accounts kan khar thei a nih chuan engemaw chen chu thatna leh danglamna pawh a awm ngei a rinawm a ni,” tiin a sawi. Amaherawhchu Burma ram thenawmthate leh ASEAN ten Burma ram chunga an thinlung put dan dik tak leh thiltih dante hi en ila, sipai sawrkar tihausa thur thurtu chu anmahni hi an ni tlat a, Burma ram chunga economic sanction pek ai mahin Burma ram nena sumdawnna tam tak siam a, Burma ram chhunga thiltha awm (natural resourse) zawng zawng thiarchhuah vek hi an tum a ni tlat a, chuvangchuan Burma ram chunga hian harsh diplomacy aiin soft diplomacy hman an thlang zawk dawn tih chu thil chiang sa a ni. Heng zawng zawngte hi sipai sawrkarin mipuite hriat lova, a ruka a tih a nih avangin Orange Revolution-ah pawh khan Buddhist monk leh mipui tam tak an thih phah a, a ruka an thiltih zawng zawng hriatchhuah an hlauh avangin Nargis thlipui avanga mangangte tanpui tura lo kal lungpuite pawh kha an lo hnar vek a, hetiang khawpa mipuite mangannate hi khawnvartui leh gas duh avagnin China , Thailand leh India te chuan “pawi” tih thu pawh sawi lovin an ka an hupbet hmiah mai a ni. Chuvangchuan US, EU leh ASEAN-te chuah ni lovin khawvel ram zawng zawngten Burma zalenna atana tan an lak loh phawt chuan Burma ram chunga economic sanction tih fo hian engtikah mah awmzia a neih theih tak tak a rinawm lo a ni. (NB: He article-ah hian a bik taka economic sanction leh Yadana Project chungchang chauh tarlan a ni a, a sei lutuk ka hlauh avangin Burma-China, Burma-India, Burma-Korea (Daewoo Internation), Burma-Russia-te indawrtawnna, The Shew Project leh ram ri sumdawnna (boarder trade) lam tarlan a ni lo.) Soures: Shew Gas Bulletin, June18, 2008, Vol. 3, Issue 4 Shew Gas Bulletin, June 21, 2008 CNN by Paulin Chiou, Hong Kong

Burma Nuclear Thuruk

Burma sipai sawrkar chuan kum 5 chhunga nuclear siamna khawl pakhat leh nuclear siam nana hmarua (Plotonium) tihfaina khawl pakhat siam a tum avangin he project atan hian North Korea-in Burma a tanpui mek a ni tih chanchin chu Syney Morning Herald chuan a tarlang a ni. Burma sipai hruaituten Nuclear siam an tumna hmun hi hriatfiah chiah a la ni lova, mi thenkhat chuan Burma hmar lama Naung Hlain tlangah a rukin an siam tan tawh a ni tiin an sawi a ni. He chanchin rapthlak tak hi khawvel chanchin bu ropui tak taka tarlan vek a ni lova, Australia National University-a research siamtu Desmon Ball- leh chanchin bu mi Phil Torton-a ten Burma sipai kuthnuai atanga Thanland ram ri lam pana tlanchhiate an lo zawh atanga an ziah a ni a, journalist Phil Torton-a chuan he chanchin hi chanchin dik tak nia a hriat avangin BBC-ah a sawi ta a ni. Burma sipai sawrkar chuan hetianga ralthuam hlauhawm tak nuclear siam a tum avang hian Russia-ah nuclear chanchin va zir tur mi 1,000 lai a thawn a, chumi chungchangah chuan Russia leh North Korea-te paw’n rem an tihpui thlap a ni tih pawh Burma chanchin chhuitute chuan an hrechiang hle a ni. He thuruk hi kan hnunga Thailand rama ASEAN Prime Minister rorel tuma US State Secretary Hillary Rodman Clinton-in Burma leh North Korea-ten nuclear technology lama indawrtawnna an neih hi ASEAN ramte tana harsatna thlentu a nihtheih thu a sawi hnu ni rei lo te a, lo langchhuak nghal a ni.

View Point: Burma leh North Korea-te indawrtawnna

Burma leh North Korea-ten tun hnaia ralthuam lama indawrtawnna leh Nuclear research lama inzawmtawnna an siam avangin hetiang lama Burma leh North Korea-te inzawmtawnna hi ASEAN ramte tana thil hlawhawm a nihtheih thu chu tum tum Thailand rama South East Asian Prime Minister-ho rorelnaah khan US State Secretary Hillary Rodman Cliton-i chuan a sawi a ni.

July 21 khan Thai Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajava-a leh Clinton-i te chu Bankok-ah an inhmu a, Cliton-i chuan, “Burma ramin hmasawnna kawng zawh a tum loh avangin Burma ram hruaitute dinhmun tihdanglam tumin tunah hian Burma ram thenawmte nen hna kan thawk tlang mek a ni. Tun hnaia North Korea nena an thiltihte hian ASEAN ramte a nghawr ang bawkin US pawh Burma chungah a thinrim hle a ni,” tiin a sawi a ni. US leh Thailand ramten inzawmna tha an neih avangin Thailand chungah pawh Burma a lawm lo hle a, hmelma ang taka a thenawm hnena thu a sawi chang pawh a tam tawh hle a ni. Burma chuan Thailand atanga US sipaite an rawn luh mai a hlauh avangin inbuatsaihna nasa tak a siam a, an inralring reng bawk a ni.

May 25, Thawhtan Ni khan North Korea chuan a nuclear a chhin leh a, chumi avang chuan UN Security Council-in North Korea chungah sanction thar a siam leh a, North Korea a lungawi loh avangin UN Security Council cho nan a lawngpui chu Burma ramah a kaltir a, he thil avang hian US pawhin Burma leh North Korea-te indawrtawnna chu chik takin a enthla reng a ni.

International community-ten Burma chunga rinhlehna an neih mek laiin Burma sipaiten lei hnuaia an siam thlan ropui tak tak thlalakte pawh khawvel hmuha phochhuah a ni a, sipai hruaitute zinga nihna sang ber 3-na General Sui Man-an North Korea tlawh a tum thute pawh mitin hriat a nih avangin khawvel ram hruaitute pawh Burma chungah an thinrim nasa hle a ni.

Burma leh North Korea indawrtawnna phenah hian Russia leh China te an awm tlat niin thirtu tam tak chuan an sawi a, Burma ram hruaituten Russia ramah kum 2000 atang khan sipai zirlai mi 1000 chuang a thawnchhuak tan tawh a ni. Hetainga Russia-in Burma leh North Korea indawrtawnnaa tanpuina a lo pek zel hi US in engangin nge a rawn tih dawn tih a hriat duh vang niin mi tam tak chuan an thlir bawk a ni.