No Political Prisoner Left Behind
Hundreds of political prisoners remain in jail in Burma, like Aung Ko Latt, a democracy activist arrested in June 2011 and sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Take action now.
Hundreds of political prisoners remain in jail in Burma, like Aung Ko Latt, a democracy activist arrested in June 2011 and sentenced to 11 years in prison.
Take action now.
An international task force is needed to help tackle growing religious violence in Burma
After the recent religious violence in Burma, this briefing looks at the growing problem and the need for urgent action.
The consequences of failing to do so would be so serious that they justify the urgent creation of a task force which helps Burma’s political and religious leaders, both in government and in opposition, learn from the past experience of the international community in addressing these problems.
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