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Burma’s nuclear programme could be bad news for human rights
23 Aug 2010
Burma Briefing No. 3
Rather than persuade the international community to finally take action against Burma’s generals, recent evidence of Burma’s nuclear programme could be bad news for human rights, diverting international attention away from human rights, and turning the focus to disarmament.
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