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More Demonstrations against Junta-induced inflations

Date: 24-08-2007,

“Press Release”

Protest Against The Violation of Human Rights In Myanmar And Demand For Unconditional Release of Daw Aung Suu.

Today on 24 of August 2007, We the all Burmese Democracy Dissidents are stagin a peaceful demonstration in front of the Regime’s Embassy in Kuala Lumpur, Protesting the brutal behaviors on the democracy dissidents and human rights defenders in the country. Our steps aims to set free of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and all other political prisoners including the re-arrested Min ko Naing and other 88 generation student leaders, while struggling for the liberation of innocent civilians who have living in sub-humancondition.

more than 400 people led by prominent pro-domocracy activists staged a rare protest in Myanmar’s biggest city Sunday, marching against a massive recent fuel price hike,” we are staging this performance to reflect the hardship our people are facing due to the Military Regim’s fuel price hike,” sais Min ko Naing , a leader of the 88 generation Students’Group.

They started from 17 march 2005 the national league human rights MP Arrested U Kyaw Min @ Mr. Samshul Anwar, and his Family Now Release , one of the former leaders of National League for Human Rights MP for Democracy, and silently marched through the suburbs of Rangoon

In Myanmar the rights of civilians have been violated by the Military Junta Regime as it tries ro assert its political control and open up rural areas for economic development through out the country, The people have been and are resisting relentless and bloody oppression and distruction from these inhuman creatures for a long time.

We all aware of the problem of loving and peacefull civilians in our home country, They are the worst victim of successive Military Regime and deprived of human rights and justice living as animal and sub-human level.

The true and real representatives of the people together (1300) other prisoners of conscience, are still Under the lock. While for the freedom and development of the country it is necessary to unconditional release of all political prisoners without any restrictions.

So Our Demands For…………………..

- The Unconditional release of all political prisoners of atmust importance is the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and Min Ko Naing.

-the resumption of political parties activities without any re-strictions.

As well as we must urde International Communities and institutions to please keep up the pressure and to use their power and influence to stop the ongoing political oppression and suppression and vialation of human rights.

Thank you very much.

Mr.Zafar Ahmad

President of Myanmar Ethnic Rohingyas Human Rights Organization Malaysia.

Aug 22nd, 2007 by admin

_ By Khin Ohmar
Coordinator, AAPPB

Today was such a tense day!!! More demonstrations were reportedly taken place in different areas in Rangoon following this morning peaceful march led by women activists.There have also been reports of attacks by security forces and activists identified some of their attackers were women. They were holding sticks and chasing out activists from neighbourhood.

At least six women and two men activists were arrested this afternoon: They are — Naw Ohn Hla, Ma Yin Yin Myat, Ma Khet Khet U Wai (Shwe-pyi-tha), Ma San San Myint (Dala), Ma Than Zaw Myint (Hlaing Tha Ya), and Ma Khin Sein (Tamwe). The names of two men are not yet known. As of this posting they were already released from detention.