May 2012

• Gang-rape in church - impunity for sexual violence in Kachin conflict continues

• British MPs call for Aid to Victims of Conflict in Burma

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• Democracy Activists remain in jail – Free Aye Aung!

• Investment and Trade in Burma

April 2012

• No Political Prisoner Left Behind – Free Thant Zaw!

• Burma Sanctions Suspension – Timelines and Benchmarks Needed

• David Cameron Must Highlight On-going Human Rights Abuses In Burma

• UN Security Council Must Address War Crimes in Burma

March 2012

• UK Must Not Abandon Burma’s Political Prisoners

• Make Burma end forced labour before dropping sanctions

• Karen People Worldwide Call for Genuine Peace and a Federal Union of Burma

January 2012

• Budget, Not By-Elections, Next Big Test for Thein Sein

• Burmese Army Shoots Pregnant Teacher In Kachin State

• EU – More Caution Needed on Burma Sanctions

• All Burma VJs Freed

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Political Prisoner Release

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Hague’s Pragmatic Message on Burma

December 2011

• Burma Campaign UK Tribute and Condolences on the Death of Vaclav Havel

• Hague Burma Visit – Prioritise Ending Burmese Army’s Use of Rape and Sexual Violence

• Eddie Izzard performs sell-out fundraising event in aid of Burma Campaign UK

November 2011

• Final Three Resistance Fighters Released In India

• ASEAN must monitor reform and be willing to withhold 2014 chair if improvements aren’t met

• Ban Ki-moon Urged to Press for Release of all Political Prisoners in Burma

• Burma Government Blocks British Aid To Ethnic Refugees

• One Year On From Suu Kyi Release – Most Political Prisoners Still In Jail

• Burma Army must immediately release four women held as sex slaves near Kachin-China border

• UN General Assembly Fails To Act On Crimes Against Humanity In Burma

October 2011

• Moe Bu Completes 2 Mile Parachute Jump For Burma

• Jag Completes Bike Ride For Burma’s Political Prisoners

• Burma Political Prisoner Releases Not Enough To Justify Lifting of Sanctions

• UK Government – No Review or Dilution of Burma Sanctions Yet

• Political Prisoner Release Too Small, Senior Leaders Still in Jail

• Dam-induced floods spur calls to suspend new Chinese dams in Burma’s Karenni State

September 2011

• Jag Dojkovski Starts 2,000km Sponsored Bike Ride For Political Prisoners

• World Wide Protest for Hla Hla Win’s release

• Events In Burma – New Or Recycled? – New Briefing From Burma Campaign UK

• Civil society gathers to brief EU diplomats on necessity for UN Commission of Inquiry for Burma

August 2011

• 5,000 Call On William Hague To Secure Burma Crimes Inquiry

• European Union Must Support UN Burma Crimes Inquiry

• European Union Must Include Crimes Inquiry In UN General Assembly Resolution

• Over 30,000 displaced by Burma Army attacks face humanitarian crisis in Shan State

• 100 Join Burma Massacre Anniversary Protest at German Embassy

• UK must take lead to secure UN Commission of Inquiry on Burma, says TUC

July 2011

• Growing Crisis In Burma - Ban Ki-moon Must Take The Lead

• EU Must Back Burma Crimes Inquiry At UN General Assembly

• Burma Army gives rapists free rein in northern Shan State offensive

June 2011

• Burma Regime’s Threats to Suu Kyi a Sign of Ban’s Failure

• Aung San Suu Kyi Reith Lectures

• Kachin women demand immediate end to Burmese regime’s use of rape as a weapon of war

• Aung San Suu Kyi 66th Birthday - New Briefing - Ban Ki-moon Must Act

• UK Minister – Government of Burma should ‘reinstate ceasefire agreements’

• Hydropower Dams Fuelling Conflict in Burma

• Burma Campaign UK condolences on the loss of Miriam Karlin

May 2011

• British Government ‘Deeply Concerned’ About Shan State Situation

• AAPP is deeply concerned over the safety of 7 political prisoners

• EPCB Statement on Critical Situation in Shan State - Nationwide Ceasefire Needed In Burma

• Political Prisoners Strike in Insein Prison

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Release of 34 Resistance Fighters

• Statement by 21 Members of The European Burma Network on the Crisis in Shan State

• No mass release of political prisoners - Thein Sein more hardline than Than Shwe?

• UN Burma Envoy Must Not Ignore Shan State Crisis

• Burma Regime Attacks Civilians In Shan State - UK Must Act

• Launch of Free Burma VJ Campaign for the release of imprisoned Democratic Voice of Burma journalists

April 2011

• AAPP has grave concerns for NLD member denied urgent medical treatment

• EU Maintains Burma Sanctions

• Community groups denounce widespread atrocities against civilians as Burmese regime breaks ceasefire

• ITUC & ETUC call on EU to Support Commission of Inquiry

• EU Must Support Burma Inquiry Into Crimes Against Humanity

March 2011

• Burma’s Constitution - Denying Ethnic Rights – New Briefing from Burma Campaign UK

• History Repeats Itself In Burma – Dictatorship Rebrands Itself Again

• Denmark and Latvia Support UN Burma Inquiry

• Political Prisoners in Burma – A Crime Against Humanity – Briefing and Protests

• Burma Regime Ignores EU Calls For Reform: Sanctions Must Remain

February 2011

• EBN Statement on the current situation in Burma and recommendations to European governments

• EPCB Statement on Post-elections Situation in Burma and the European policy

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Increase in UK Aid to Burma

• Brighton Festival 2011 celebrates liberty with Guest Director Aung San Suu Kyi

• Global Day of Action for 34 Resistance Fighters From Burma in Indian Jail

• Burma Regime Rejects 16 Requests at UN for Crimes Investigations

• British Government Highlights Concerns Over Burma Parliament

• EU Must Maintain Burma Sanctions

• National League for Democracy Statement on Sanctions

• Belgium Supports the Establishment of a U.N. Commission of Inquiry in Burma

January 2011

• Burma’s Rubber Stamp Parliament Can’t Hold Government To Account

• United Nations Court Condemns Burma’s Regime For Policy Of Arbitrary Detentions

• Burma Campaign UK condolences on the death of Khun Hte Bu Peh

• Support for UN Inquiry on Burma

December 2010

• UN General Assembly Calls For Action On Burma Crimes

November 2010

• Karen Villagers Still Fleeing Post-Election Attacks By Burmese Army

• 16 Burma pro-democracy and ethnic organizations welcomed the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi

• Aung San Suu Kyi - Statement from Gordon Brown

• Aung San Suu Kyi Released – 1 Down, 2,202 To Go

• Rohingya Party Supporters Arrested And Beaten

• SWAN denounces Burma Army build-up and rape in central Shan State

• David Cameron Raises Burma With Chinese Premier – Will Also Raise With Obama

• Burmese Political Prisoner In Election Protest Hunger Strike

• Statement of the European Parliamentary Caucus on Burma on the elections

• Burma Karen Town Attack A Warning Of Possible Civil War To Come

• British Parliamentarians Condemn Sham Burma Elections

• Gordon Brown Twitter Support For Burma And Aung San Suu Kyi

• New Burma Government Does Not Have To Include Any Elected MPs

• 16 Burma Pro-Democracy Organizations Host London Rally

• Statement from 17 European organisations supporting human rights and democracy in Burma

• Burma Tourism Boycott Now Targeted At Package Tours

October 2010

• Aung San Suu Kyi Reaches 15 Years in Detention

• UN Burma Expert Warns General Assembly: Failing To Act On Crimes Will ‘Embolden’ Regime

• European MPs Welcome Estonia Support for Burma Crimes Inquiry

• ASEM Backs Release of Political Prisoners and UN Action on Burma

• Investor Pressure Moves Toyota Affiliate to Divest from Joint Venture with Burmese Regime

• Burma Action Ireland welcomes Irish support for UN Commission of Inquiry

September 2010

• Aung San Suu Kyi Release? We’ll Believe It When We See It

• Lithuania Supports UN Burma Crimes Inquiry

• Wai Hnin Wins Standing Ovation at Labour Party Conference

• Human rights groups welcome France’s support for a Commission of Inquiry into Burma crimes

• Netherlands Supports UN Burma Crimes Inquiry

• New Zealand Government endorses a Commission of Inquiry on Burma

• CALD Awards Honorary Individual Membership Plaque to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi

• UN Must Seize KNU Ceasefire Opportunity for Nationwide Burma Ceasefire

• Countdown to Freedom: Aung San Suu Kyi Must Be Released On November 13, 2010

• European MPs Welcome Hungary Support for Burma Crimes Inquiry

• Canada is to support UN Commission of Inquiry on Burma

• Wai Hnin’s Bungee Jump For Freedom

August 2010

• Burmese Political Leader’s case taken to International Court

• Canada Must Support Burma Crimes Inquiry - Protest At Embassy In London

• New Zealand Asked To Support UN Inquiry Into War Crimes

• TUC calls for Barclays to come clean on Burma

• European MPs call on EU to support a UN Commission of Inquiry on Burma

• USA Backs UN Burma Crimes Inquiry – Now EU Must Support

• Barclays Must Disclose Business Dealings With Burma

• UN General Assembly Must Establish Burma Crimes Inquiry

• Canada Under Increased Pressure To Support UN Inquiry Into War Crimes

• One Year on from Suu Kyi Sentencing – A Year of Inaction by UN

• Burma Delegation Delivers 1,600 Letters to British Prime Minister

July 2010

• New Burma Army Attacks Target Civilians – Europe Must Support Commission of Inquiry

• Burma Regime Continues to Target Civilians, UK Tells UN Security Council

June 2010

• One Thousand Letters Call On European Commission To Fund Cross-Border Aid

• UN Must Act On G8 Call For Burma Dictatorship To Enter Into Dialogue

• New Report On Crimes Against Humanity Against Rohingyas Strengthens Case For UN Inquiry

• Words Must Be Turned Into Action For Aung San Suu Kyi

• British MPs Call For UN Action On Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi’s 65th Birthday Celebrated In Over 22 Cities Worldwide

• NLD Leader U Win Tin Video Message For Aung San Suu Kyi

• UN Declares Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi’s Detention Illegal;

• Exiles stage defiant protest at London embassy to mark Aung San Suu Kyi’s birthday

• Protest against forced relocation and arbitrary arrests of youths in Kachin State

May 2010

• EU/ASEAN Burma Statement Effectively Amounts to Defence of the Dictatorship

• Little Daughter - A memoir of survival in Burma and the west- Released in paperback in UK

• European Parliament – EU Must Support Burma Crimes Investigation

• Burma Regime Receives Email Every 30 Seconds for Political Prisoner Ko Mya Aye

• Ban Ki-moon Fails to Act as National League for Democracy Banned by Burma Regime

• British Political Parties Policies on Burma

April 2010

• Burmese Political Prisoner Ko Mya Aye Denied Medical Treatment – Now On Death Row

• International Community Ignores Danger of Burma Sliding Into War

• Burma’s Generals Begin Transition to ‘Civilian’ Dictatorship

• European Union Extends Burma Sanctions and Calls on Regime to Stop Breaking International Law

• Czech Republic Backs Burma Commission of Inquiry – EU Should Officially Support

• NLD Statement: “A Message to the People of Burma”

March 2010

• NLD Reject Burma Elections – UN Must Restart Dialogue Efforts

• Burmese Army Shoots Five-Month Old Baby In Attack On Karen Village

• UK Government Supports Burma Regime Referral To International Criminal Court

• Nyi Nyi Aung Release – Generals Keep Playing Their Games

• British MPs Call on Thailand to Stop Threatened Deportations of Karen Refugees

• Australia supports UN Commission of Inquiry into Crimes in Burma

• Prime Minister Gordon Brown calls election terms in Burma “restrictive and unfair”

• Human Rights Council Burma Debate - Must Approve Commission of Inquiry - European Karen Network

• UN Burma Human Rights Expert Backs UN Commission of Inquiry Into Abuses

• Aung San Suu Kyi Election Ban Final Nail In Coffin For Burma ‘Elections’

• Zoya Phan Honoured As Young Global Leader By World Economic Forum

February 2010

• Aung San Suu Kyi Appeal Rejection Shows No Change In Burma

• 150,000 Back Aung San Suu Kyi on Facebook

• Pioneering women village heads targeted for systematic abuse by junta’s troops across Eastern

• Burmese Army Mortar-Bombs Schoolchildren

• UNISON Appeal For UN Commission Of Inquiry On Crimes Against The Burmese People

• UK Government: Burma Global Arms Embargo ‘Remains A Priority’

• U Tin Oo Release Welcome, But Not A Sign of Change In Burma

• UK Government: ‘Tangible Progress’ Needed Before EU Eases Burma Sanctions

• European Parliament Rejects Burma Election – Calls For End To Systematic Displacement

• Burmese Junta unjustly convicts American political prisoner Nyi Nyi Aung

• Thailand starts then halts deportation of Karen refugees to Burma

• Thailand Forced Deportation of Karen Refugees to Burma Starts 7am, Friday 5th February

• 3,000 Ethnic Karen Refugees at Risk of Deportation from Thailand to Burma

January 2010

• Opium cultivation surging under junta’s control in Burma

• Kachin farmer murdered by Burmese Army soldiers - authorities take no action

• More than 140 MPs call for investigation into crimes against humanity in Burma

December 2009

• Burma’s 2100 prisoners of conscience

• 442 Global Parliamentarians to UN Security Council on International Human Rights Day

• Collective Statement on 2010 Elections

• MPs call on British government to support Commission of Inquiry into crimes against humanity

• UN Burma Envoy Ibrahim Gambari Should Not Be Replaced

• British Parliament meeting on Crimes Against Humanity in Burma

November 2009

• UK MPs call for investigation into crimes against humanity in Burma

• New EU ‘Foreign Minister’ Must Support, Not Undermine, EU Foreign Policy

• UN General Assembly Calls On Burma To Stop Breaking International Law

• Political Prisoner Ma Ni Mo Hlaing in critical condition

October 2009

• Burma’s 2010 elections will bring more problems to region, says human rights group

• 115 Civil Society Groups Urge China to Suspend Disastrous Pipelines in Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi Reaches 14 Years in Detention – 24th October

• Timor –Leste Backs Global Arms Embargo – First Asian Country To Support Embargo

• Switzerland Joins Call For Global Arms Embargo Against Burma

• Weak International Response Responsible For Suu Kyi Appeal Rejection

September 2009

• Obama Administration Supports Sanctions on Burma

• Serious Illness Hits Kachin and Karen Children

• Political prisoners’ group: prisoner releases “cynical ploy to ease international pressure”

• Statement from Burmese Monks and Students

• At least 126 political prisoners released

• New Report on the Continuing Food Crisis in Chin State, Burma

August 2009

• Massive Flight of Refugees from Burma

• 10,000 Shans uprooted, 500 houses burned in Burmese regime latest scorched earth campaign

• BCA celebrates Australian Government commitment to global arms embargo against Burma

• British Trade Unions call for global arms embargo

• EPCB condemns sentencing of Aung San Suu Kyi and calls for UNSC Arms Embargo

• British Prime Minister calls for global arms embargo

• Suu Kyi Convicted – Time For Global Arms Embargo Against Burma

• Women’s Groups around the World Call on the UNSC to Prosecute Senior General Than Shwe

• Nuclear Burma? – Focus Must Remain On Removing The Regime

July 2009

• Suu Kyi Verdict Delayed, But Action Needed Now

• Archbishop Tutu Backs Global Arms Embargo on Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi Trial Verdict Alone Should Not Dictate Burma Policy

• Karen Communities In Europe Form New European Karen Network (EKN)

• G8 Calls For Release Of All Burma’s Political Prisoners

• Aung San Suu Kyi in high profile London art project

• Security Council Must Respond to Regime’s Snub to Ban Ki Moon

• Women Protest At Aung San Suu Kyi’s Detention As UN Secretary-General Arrives In Burma

• U2 urge fans to campaign for release of Aung San Suu Kyi as their 360° Tour opens

June 2009

• Ban Ki Moon’s Burma Visit Welcome – But Must Deliver Concrete Results

• Aung San Suu Kyi reaches 5,000 days in detention on 5th July.

• Suu Kyi Support Explodes Online As Regime’s Cyber Crackdown Fails

• Global Day of Action for Freedom Fighters On Trial in India

• European MPs call for a global arms embargo to release Daw Aung San Suu Kyi

• Thailand Forcing Karen Refugees Back to Burma

• Cyberattack on 64forSuu.org

• U2, Paul McCartney and Yoko Ono 64 word messages for Aung San Suu Kyi

• Governments must turn words into action for Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma

• 2000 UNISON ACTIVISTS IN AUNG SAN SUU KYI MASK PROTEST

• Teenage Karen Women Raped and Murdered By Burmese Army – Security Council Must Take Action

• Burma protests across the world mark Aung San Suu Kyi’s birthday

• Kachin Schoolchildren Beaten And Hospitalised By Burmese Army

• Former political prisoners call for Aung San Suu Kyi’s release

• Political Prisoners Punished in Insein Prison

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes EU Statement on Attacks on Karen

• Statements from United Nations On New Military Offensive Against Karen

• Burma’s Political Prisoners’ Lives At Risk From Appalling Conditions

• Mortar Bombs Hit Ler Per Her IDP Camp – Up To 200 Used As Slave Labour

• Thousands Fleeing Burmese Army in Karen State – UK Government Must Act

• Celebrities Back 64ForSuu.org on Twitter

May 2009

• Burma Must Face Serious Consequences If Suu Kyi Kept in Detention

• 64ForSuu.org: Global Campaign To Free Aung San Suu Kyi launched today

• Accept Nothing Less Than The Release Of Burma’s Political Prisoners: 600,000 Global Citizens Urge UN

• Security Council Statement Welcome – Concrete Action Must Be Next Step

• British Parliament Congratulates Political Prisoners Signature Campaign

• World’s Leading Jurists Call for Investigation into Crimes against Humanity and War Crimes

• Global Statements Calling For The Release Of Aung San Suu Kyi

• EPCB calls for UNSG to release Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners in Burma

• MP Calls For Support Of Real Burmese Leader

• Prime Minister Gordon Brown’s Open Letter to Aung San Suu Kyi

• 200 Join Aung San Suu Kyi Protest in London

• New EU Burma Sanctions Should Be Targeted and Strategic

• ABMA, 88 Generation Students & ABFSU condemn Burma’s military for imprisonment of Aung San Suu Kyi

• Forty-Thousand Back Aung San Suu Kyi on Facebook

• Appeal to Take Action on Prosecution of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Under the Rome Statute of the ICC

• Global Day of Action for Aung San Suu Kyi – Monday 18th May

• Defence lawyer’s licence revoked in Daw Aung San Suu Kyi case

• Leading Voices—Bono, Clooney, Madonna, McCain, Tutu—Call for Release of Aung San Suu Kyi

• English Barristers barred from attending Aung San Suu Kyi trial

• Actors, Writers, and Designers Call For Release of Aung San Suu Kyi

• UN and ASEAN Action Needed to Free Aung San Suu Kyi

• Three-Hundred Thousand Back Burma Political Prisoner Campaign

• Aung San Suu Kyi unwell: UN and ASEAN Should Send Envoys

• Little Daughter, Zoya Phan’s Autobiography, Launched in UK Parliament

• Burma’s prisons and labour camps: Silent killing fields

• One Year On From Cyclone Nargis – More Money AND More Pressure Needed

April 2009

• Burma should not benefit from EU-ASEAN Trade Deal – UK Government

• National League for Democracy statement on April 29, 2009

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes EU Renewal of Burma Sanctions

• Over 250,000 signatures secured for Burma’s political prisoners

• Little Daughter - A memoir of survival in Burma and the west

• Unlawfully Detained Trade Union Members Released

• Fears grow of violence against Rohingya in Burma

• Burmese Military Regime Arrests Trade Union Members:  FTUB Unlawfully Detained, Likely Tortured

• New Censorship System in Burma Exposes 2010 Elections Sham

March 2009

• International court condemns Burma junta for its illegal and “grotesque” record on detention

• UN Declares Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi Of Burma’s Detention Illegal

• Amnesty International Free Burma’s Political Prisoners Demonstration In London Today

• Thirty-Thousand Back Aung San Suu Kyi on Facebook

• Burma Political Prisoner Campaign – Signature Every 15 Seconds

• Global Free Burma’s Political Prisoners Campaign Launches Today

• EU should strengthen its common position on Burma

• Largest Lloyd’s Managing Agent Pulls Out of Burma - Cancels Burma Insurance

• Aung San Suu Kyi Awarded Freedom of Glasgow

February 2009

• Report Calls For Burma’s Leaders to be Investigated for Human Rights Abuses Over Nargis Response

• Prisoner Releases Do Not Signify Change

• Two More UN Envoy Visits Fail to Secure Change

• MEPs urge Thailand not to return Rohingya refugees

• BROUK Welcomes Early Day Motion of British Parliament

January 2009

• UK Government - Burma’s 2010 Election Will Entrench Military Rule

• Burma Campaign condolences on the loss of Sir John Mortimer

• British Government Must Investigate If UK Insurers Bribed Burmese Junta

• BCUK condolences on the loss of Dr. Saw Mra Aung

December 2008

• Biggest Burma Dirty List Ever Published - 30 Companies Exposed

• Over 200 Asian Legislators urge UN Sec-Gen to travel to Myanmar, secure release of all Political Pri

• Letter from 112 Former Presidents and Prime Ministers to UN Secretary General

November 2008

• Ten Thousand Back Aung San Suu Kyi on Facebook

• Statement of the European Parliamentary Caucus on Burma Regarding Sentences of Burmese Democracy Act

• More Burma Activists Sentenced – Sixty-One In Total Sentenced Yesterday

• Burma Prison Sentences – Ban Ki-moon and Security Council Must Act

• Burma Campaigners to make direct appeal to Lloyd’s staff

• Padoh Mahn Sha Young Leader Award Launched

October 2008

• UN, EU Silent as Burmese Army Completes Takeover of Kler Law Seh, Karen State

• Min Ko Naing and Eight Other Prisoners Moved To New Prison

• Lloyd’s Receive 1 Email A Minute Urging Burma Pull Out

• Kachin Schoolgirl Rape and Murder – 3 Months Later, No Arrests, No Justice

• East and West Unite For First Time Demanding Burma Prisoner Release – ASEM Summit

• Boycott Success: Cotton Traders Pull Out Of Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi To Reach 13 Years In Detention

• Cotton Traders faces Boycott over Burma Links

• British Government Pledges To Do All It Can to Help People Of Burma

September 2008

• British Government Pressure Lloyd’s over Burma links

• Burma Uprising 1st Anniversary – Protesters Demand Prisoner Release

• Lloyd’s Secret Burma Profits

• 11 Sakharov Prize winners calls for the immediate release of Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu

• Burma Activists Trial –  “More Charges Than Bin Laden”

• Aung San Suu Kyi awarded Freedom of Dundee

August 2008

• Another Insurer pulls out of Burma – UK government must act

• $500 Compensation to Family of Kachin Schoolgirl Raped and Killed

• Burma’s Human Rights In Freefall Since Gambari’s Appointment

• XL, Chubb Pull Out Of Burma – Pressure mounts on Lloyd’s

• Prisoner Release Must Be Priority For Gambari

• 15 Year-Old Schoolgirl Gang-Raped And Mutilated by Burmese Soldiers

• 200 Join Protest At Burmese Embassy, London

• Protestors Demand Release of Political Prisoners on 20th Anniversary of Uprising

• Democracy in Burma 20 years on: We won’t forget, we won’t give up

July 2008

• UN Has Known About Burma Exchange Rate Fraud For Years

• New Report Exposes Insurance Industry Burma Links

• Women of Burma Living Under Dictatorship

June 2008

• ‘The Real Disaster in Burma’ –new animated film narrated by Ricky Gervais

• Save The Children Give British Aid to Burma Regime

• European MPs Form New Parliamentary Caucus On Burma

• International Community Should Do More About Burma -  Prime Minister Gordon Brown

• Glenys Kinnock Issues Birthday Call For Action To Free Suu Kyi

• Gordon Brown To Meet Delegation Of Women From Burma

• Press release by the Kayan Women’s Union: New hydropower dam for Burma’s military capital

• UK Parliamentary Meeting and Petition For Aung San Suu Kyi

• Nang Seng New Campaigns Officer Joins Burma Campaign UK

• New Burma ‘Dirty List’ - Companies Named and Shamed

May 2008

• Requests For Aid to Burma ‘Junk Mail’ Says China

• Attacks On Burma’s Ethnic Karen Continue Despite Cyclone

• World Leaders’ Silence Betrays Aung San Suu Kyi

• Burma Aid Deal - Hopeful But Sceptical – Burma Campaign UK

• European Parliament: Prosecute Burma Regime For Blocking Aid

• BCUK condolences on the loss of Padoh Saw Ba Thein Sein

• Aung San Suu Kyi’s Detention About To Expire

• Concern Growing That Regime Is Blocking Cyclone Aid To Ethnic Karen

• ASEAN Burma Aid Deal a Delaying Tactic That Will Cost Lives

• TOTAL Annual General Meeting Disrupted by Burma Activists

• Global Day Of Action For Cyclone Victims – Saturday 17th May

• Total Oil Faces Burma Protests At AGM

• China Blocking UN Responsibility To Protect Action For Burma

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Royal Navy Aid Ship For Cyclone Victims

• Public Must Not Be Put Off Donating For Cyclone Victims

• Burma Regime Must Be Forced to Allow In Aid

• 2,000 villages, 1.7 million people flooded by Cyclone Nargis

• Burma Regime Spending Just £2.5m On Disaster Relief

• New UNOSAT Maps Show Scale of Flooding in Burma

• Burma Campaign Welcomes UK’s £5m Aid Pledge for Burma

• UK Must Provide Additional Aid For Cyclone Victims

• Burma Regime Failing To Help Cyclone Victims

April 2008

• Burma Regime Receiving An Email Every Minute for Min Ko Naing

• European Union Backs Global Arms Embargo on Burma

• Campaigners Demand Regime Allow Medical Access To Min Ko Naing

• European Parliament Calls for Global Arms Embargo Against Burma

• Burma Activists To Hold Olympic Torch Protest.

March 2008

• UK Government Backs UN Arms Embargo on Burma

• ‘Wake Up’ by Lo-Star - Benefit single for Burma Campaign released

• 35th UN Envoy Visit Fails - Now Ban Ki-moon Must Go To Burma

• Thai companies will be named and shamed on Burma ‘Dirty List

• Gambari Must Meet with Burma’s Ethnic Leaders

• Willis pulls out of Burma

• Gambari Visit Last Chance For UN Envoy to Make Progress in Burma

February 2008

• Nobel Peace Prize recipients call for Arms Embargo and Targeted Banking Sanctions on Burma

• Statement from the children of Padoh Mahn Sha Lah Phan

• Rambo Draws World’s Attention to Forgotten Crisis in Burma

• Burma Regime Defies UN with Sham Referendum and Election

January 2008

• Burma is increasing the numbers of child soldiers on frontline

December 2007

• London protest calls for UN Security Council action on Burma

November 2007

• Totally Immoral: Day of Action against Total Oil over Burma links

• New EU sanctions welcome, more must follow if regime continues to delay talks

• Burma Justice Committee presents petitions to the United Nations

• dontforgetburma.org Launched Today

• Security Council must force Burma regime to enter into talks

• Burma Campaign UK welcomes DFID’s decision to double aid to Burma

October 2007

• Britain’s politicians unite in calling for democracy in Burma

• KT Tunstall Sings for Burma

• Campaigners mark 12 years of detention for Aung San Suu Kyi

• Letter from Aung San Suu Kyi’s 6 Fellow Women Nobel Peace Laureates

• China holds key to Burma’s freedom, says MEP

• DFID Defies MPs on Burma Aid – No Support for Democracy or Cross-Border Aid

• NCGUB Welcomes EU Resolutons

• UK Must Double Aid to Burma

• Facebook Support the Monks in Burma Group passes 400,000 members

• Burma Campaign UK Hails EU Sanctions Breakthrough

• Burma Campaign Welcomes Prime Minister’s Call for Tough EU Sanctions

• The Women’s League of Burma call for EU to strengthen sanctions

• Federation of Trade Unions Burma: Sanctions - Now!

• Forum for Democracy in Burma calls the EU for more pressure on the military government

• ASEAN activists urge tougher EU sanctions on Burma

• SWAN urges EU to impose stronger sanctions

• Security Council Burma Statement is Progress, But Not Enough

• Rolls-Royce Pull Out of Burma

• EU must stand firm on Burma - Glenys Kinnock MEP

• Burmese trade unions call for sanctions

• Will the EU keep its word on Burma sanctions?

• Burma Campaign UK applauds British government action on Burma

• Global protests call for UN Security Council action on Burma:Thousands expected on streets of London

• Damien Rice performs tribute to Aung San Suu Kyi at concert tonight

• Burma Regime wants surrender, not talks

• Peter Gabriel calls on China to use influence on Burma– Protest in London.

• Facebook Support the Monks In Burma Reaches Over 300,000. Yoko Ono sends message of support.

• Global Day of Action for Burma: Saturday October 6th 2007

• The Lady of Burma Play to be Performed in London this Friday

• Burma Activist Gets Standing Ovation at Conservative Conference

• Timber firm D.A Watts & Sons to stop selling Burma teak

• Article 19: UN Human Rights Council Must Act

• Congressman Pitts Calls on all EU Countries to Support Sanctions against the Dictatorship in Burma

• Burma Campaign’s Zoya Phan to speak at Conservative Conference

• Annie Lennox and Faithless on the crisis in Burma

September 2007

• 3,000 join Burma protest in London

• Will Germany Block EU Burma Sanctions?

• UK Timber firms start to pull out of Burma

• Gordon Brown Pledges to Push for Tougher EU Sanctions

• Burma regime planning to infiltrate demonstrations to spark violence

• China –protecting and funding dictatorship in Burma – Day of action

• EU leaders must back Brown on Burma - Kinnock

• Activists in 21 Countries Join 24hr Hunger Strike for Burma

• National Convention Ends –Regime’s Roadmap to Instability

• Burma Campaign UK Welcomes Gordon Brown’s Support for Security Council Discussions

August 2007

• 60 Join Protest at Portuguese Embassy in London – 15 Countries Join Day of Action

• Europe-wide Day of Action on Burma – EU Urged to Act

• Hollywood Actor Jim Carrey Releases Appeal for Aung San Suu Kyi

• 80 Join Protest at British Foreign Office – UK Must Take Action

• UK Government’s Shameful Failure to Take Action

• John Bercow MP calls on UK to push for UN and EU action on Burma

• Regime Builds up Military in Rangoon as Protests Continue

• Demonstration at Burmese Embassy in London Following Arrests in Burma

• Regime launches new crackdown on democracy activists

• 88 Generation Students 19th Anniversary Statement

• Rock to Remember –Benefit Gig on Uprising Anniversary

• UK MPs demand release of MPs imprisoned in Burma

• ‘The Lady of Burma’ Play at Edinburgh Fringe Festival

July 2007

• Burma Campaign UK welcomes MPs’ call for more aid to Burma

• EU-Made Rockets, Guns And Engines Risk Undermining Myanmar Arms Embargo

June 2007

• 60 UK MPs to attend Reception for Aung San Suu Kyi in UK Parliament

• Theatres across the world unite for Aung San Suu Kyi

• Aung San Suu Kyi to spend 62nd Birthday under house arrest

• UN Declares Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi’s Detention Illegal

May 2007

• Aung San Suu Kyi’‘s Detention Extended Again

• 59 Former Heads of State Call For Release Of World’s Only Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

• Burma’s Salween dams threaten over half a million lives downstream

March 2007

• Chin women reveal further evidence of state-sanctioned rape in Burma

• India Faces Global Protests Over Burma Policy

• MK ONE Stop Sourcing From Burma

• MK ONE faces Boycott over Burma Links

February 2007

• Women directly targeted in Burmese regime’s terror campaign in Karen State

January 2007

• China and Russia veto UNSC resolution

• Burma Student Democracy Leaders Released

• World’s largest tiger reserve being ravaged by Burmese junta’s greed for gold

December 2006

• 129 Companies Shamed on New Burma ‘Dirty List’

• DFID Failing to Support Democracy in Burma - New Report

• European Parliament calls for Security Council Burma Resolution

November 2006

• Security Council Burma Briefing – Time for Action

• ‘Dignity in the Shadow of Oppression’ - New Report from Karen Human Rights Group

• The Lady of Burma, Annie Lennox & Tutu’s pin up

October 2006

• Alternative Human Rights Report Slams UK Foreign Policy

• Aung San Suu Kyi reaches 4,000 days in detention - 9th October

• Post a Pineapple to the Foreign Secretary

• Aung San Suu Kyi – The Play

• Tories Give Burmese Democracy Activist Standing Ovation

• TOTAL Oil invested in Burma via UK

September 2006

• More Dissidents Arrested in Burma

• First UN Burma Discussion A Significant Step Forward

• Pro-Democracy Leaders Arrested in Burma

• Campaigners Welcome UN Security Council Burma Vote

• Kinnock hits out as EU leaders mingle with military dictatorship

• Prescott & EU to Dine with Dictatorship at ASEM

• New report confirms: Eastern Burma is now one of the world’s worst health disasters

July 2006

• Aid to Burma - Position Paper Released

• Burma’s military dictatorship to gain over US$12 billion in profits from western Business

June 2006

• 503 Parliamentarians From 34 Countries Demand Security Council Action on Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi’s 61st Birthday – Global Protests

• Aung San Suu Kyi’s Case is the First Filed Before New UN Human Rights Council

• Palaung women reveal harsh costs of failed drug policies in Burma

• Security Council Briefing Welcome, But Not Enough

May 2006

• The USDA set to become the New Face of Burma’s Dictatorship

• Aung San Suu Kyi Detention Extended – UN must act

• UN Falling for Regime Spin?

• New Report Details Deaths of 127 Burmese Democracy Activists in Custody

• Global Protests against Burma’s Attacks on Civilians

• Chavez UK visit: MPs, Unions & Ken must raise Burma

• TOTAL Oil faces AGM Burma Protests

• MPs Demand Action on Crisis in Burma

• DHL to pull out of Burma

April 2006

• Statement by the National League for Democracy

March 2006

• Dammed by Burma’s Generals - New Report on Salween Dam

• Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to Receive Freedom of the City of Sheffield

February 2006

• Special Declaration by the National League for Democracy

• Burma’s Exiled Government praises TOTAL protests

• TOTAL Oil Face Worldwide Burma Protests

January 2006

• Stand Up for Burma

December 2005

• Havel & Tutu Praise Historic UNSC Debate

• Vera Baird QC MP welcomes UNSC Debate

• First UN Security Council Debate on Burma

• New Burma ‘Dirty List’  - Companies Named and Shamed

• Gill Clothing Pull Out of Burma

• Travel Companies Quit Burma

• UN Security Council Agrees Burma Discussion

• New Report Exposes Torture in Burma’s Prisons

November 2005

• UN Security Council to Debate Burma Crisis

• TOTAL Climbdown on Burma Court Case

• Aung San Suu Kyi Detention Extended

• MEPs Demand Security Council Intervention in Burma

October 2005

• Honorary degree for Suu Kyi on 10-year anniversary

• MPs tell TOTAL to get out of Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi Reaches 10 Years in Detention on October 24th

• PHOTO OPPORTUNITY - Aung San Suu Kyi Reaches 10 Years in Detention on October 24th

• UK Failing Burma’s Democrats

• Statement on UNSC from European Burma Network (EBN) Meeting

September 2005

• President Vaclav Havel and Bishop Desmond M. Tutu call on UN Security Council to intervene immediate

July 2005

• The Burmese community in London hold prayers for victims of London bomb blasts.

• 134 MPs Demand Total Oil Withdraw From Burma

• Burmese Exiles Protest over France’s Collaboration with Dictatorship

• Aung San Suu Kyi to reach 10 years in detention on 24th October

June 2005

• John Jackson Leaves Burma Campaign UK

• Suu Kyi Presented with Freedom of the City, Edinburgh

• Aung San Suu Kyi 60th Birthday – Embassy Demonstration

• Commons Debate on Human Rights in Burma

• R.E.M. to Broadcast Concert into Burma

• Nobel Peace Laureates’ Open Letter for Aung San Suu Kyi’s 60th Birthday

• Letter to Tony Blair to mark Aung San Suu Kyi’s birthday

• Blair to Meet Aung San Suu Kyi Delegation

May 2005

• Aung San Suu Kyi 60th Birthday – 19th June 2005

• Burma to Dominate TOTAL Oil AGM

• Damien Rice releases new single in support of Aung San Suu Kyi

April 2005

• Political Parties’ Policy on Burma - May 2005 Election

• Free Aung San Suu Kyi 60th Birthday Campaign

• 289 MPs call for UN action on Burma

• ChevronTexaco face Burma protests

• EU Burma meeting a sham

March 2005

• Aon Corporation pull out of Burma

• The European Union and Burma as the Chair of the ASEAN

February 2005

• TOTAL Oil & Burma – New Report & Campaign

• Prime Minister Tony Blair’s statement on tourism to Burma

• Tony Blair & 70 Celebrities Boycott Burma

January 2005

• An Evening for Burma

• Tsunami - Did Burma escape the consequences?

December 2004

• Suu Kyi’s Safety UN must act before it’s too late

November 2004

• No prospect of release for Suu Kyi

• Royal Scotsman tainted by Orient Express Burma link

• Burma Tourism Delegation coming to UK

October 2004

• Tutu calls for action on Burma

• Aung San Suu Kyi to Begin Tenth Year of Arrest

• New Burma Protest at Austrian Airlines

• Comic Relief’s Burma Shame

September 2004

• Deutsche Post targeted over Burma link

• Burma Campaign UK launches new website

• EU lets Burma into ASEM

August 2004

• New Burma ‘Dirty List’ Companies Named and Shamed

• Insurance Companies on New Burma ‘Dirty List’

• Timber Companies on New Burma ‘Dirty List’

• Travel Companies on New Burma ‘Dirty List’

• More Travel Firms Quit Burma

July 2004

• Razali & Burma Abandoned by United Nations

• Sergio Tacchini Pull Out of Burma

• Burma Freedom Climb of Mont Blanc

June 2004

• New Burma ‘Dirty List’ Published August 24th 2004

• JJB withdraw Sergio Tacchini Burma stock

• Wimbledon faces Burma Protests

May 2004

• Time for promised EU Burma sanctions

April 2004

• Kuoni go back to Burma

• Junta’s roadmap paved with blood

February 2004

• Tories welcome BAT withdrawal from Burma

• STA Travel hit by nation-wide student protests over Burma links

• UK ignores EU Burma Sanctions

• Orient Express Expand Burma Interests

December 2003

• Clothing Retailers told to Come Clean on Burma

• High Street shuns Burma

• MTV launches campaign calling for release of Aung San Suu Kyi

November 2003

• Railway Touring Co. Drops Burma

• PricewaterhouseCoopers Pull Out Of Burma

• VICTORY! – BAT PULL OUT OF BURMA

October 2003

• Kappa pull out of Burma

• BAT face DTI Investigation into Burma Factory

September 2003

• JJB Sports Withdraw Burma Stock

• Groundhog Day for Suu Kyi

• JJB Sports and Kappa face Boycott over Burma Links

• Something Fishy at British American Tobacco (BAT)

• AIR MILES drops Orient Express Burma Tours

• Suu Kyi hunger strike - will the UN ever act?

August 2003

• Burma Timewarp

• MTV and The Burma Campaign UK launch campaign to free Aung San Suu Kyi

• WPP Pull Out Of Burma

• Germany is protecting Burma’s dictatorship says new Europe-wide campaign

• Intrepid Travel Do Burma Hokey Cokey

• ‘Dirty List’ Exposes Companies Supporting Regime In Burma

• Lotto Sportswear Pull Out of Burma

• Burmes Exiles Protest in Parliament Square

• New Burma ‘Dirty List’ Published

July 2003

• Abercrombie and Kent drop Burma tours

• Royal Society cancels trip to Burma

• Germany blocks EU sanctions on Burma

• EU decision day for action on Burma

• Government to tell travel firms to end Burma tourism

• Dutch campaign against BAT started today

• British Government tell BAT - ‘Get out of Burma’

June 2003

• Aung San Suu Kyi Could Face Five Years Detention

• Aung San Suu Kyi in Insein Prison

• Parliamentarians across the World Demand UN Action on Burma

• Free Aung San Suu Kyi Protest Outside Parliament

• New EU Burma Sanctions - Why Did They Bother?

• Glenys Kinnock MEP to Join Protest at Burmese Embassy Today

• Burma Tourism Boycott to escalate following Crackdown

• UN Security Council must impose sanctions on Burma

• Burma Crackdown - What really happened on 30th May

• Burma Crackdown - BAT must get out now

• EU Response to Burma Crackdown ‘pathetic’

• Burma - time for sanctions

May 2003

• Bonmarché pull out of Burma

• BAT vastly exaggerates Burma wages

April 2003

• Friends of the Earth Kuoni Press Release

• Kuoni To Pull Out Of Burma

• Fears For Life Of Burmese Political Prisoner On Hunger Strike

• Austrian Airlines/Lauda Air Hit By Europewide Boycott

• BAT AGM Dominated by Burma

• Friends of the Earth BAT AGM press release

• BAT shareholders to be greeted by Burmese soldiers

• 77 MPs tell BAT to get out of Burma

• Ethical Corporation? My A*se!

March 2003

• NLD Press Statement

• Intrepid Travel targeted over return to Burma

• 50 Ken Clarkes in Burma protest at BAT HQ

February 2003

• BAT profits from dictatorship in Burma

• BAT to face AGM protest over Burma factory

December 2002

• Dirty List’ Exposes Companies Supporting Regime In Burma

November 2002

• The Best Party for Burma ... Ever!

• Lonely Planet Targeted over New Burma Guide

• Campaigners Target BAT Over Burma Factory

September 2002

• Campaigners Celebrate as Premier Oil pulls out of Burma

• Clothing Retailers Targeted Over Burma Factories

August 2002

• Thailand plans widespread crackdown on Burmese pro-democracy groups

June 2002

• Whispering Freedom - an evening of music and comedy for Burma

• BCUK Interview with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi

May 2002

• Premier Oil shareholders complain about “peripheral questions” at AGM

• Premier Oil shareholders to be given blood money

• BCUK welcomes release for Aung San Suu Kyi but urges no easing of pressure

• UK campaigners back US action at Amerada Hess AGM over Premier Oil investment

March 2002

• Amerada Hess targeted by new campaign over Premier Oil investment

• Archbishop Tutu urges UK sanctions against Burma

January 2002

• Campaigners force Triumph International’s withdrawal from Burma

December 2001

• Defeating Triumph

• Burma Campaign UK welcomes Tutu offer to meet regime

• Celebrate 10th Anniversary of Aung San Suu Kyi’s Nobel Peace Award

• All Living Nobel Peace Laureates gather to honour Aung San Suu Kyi

• Investment funds’ initiative on Burma won’t end boycotts

• Premier Oil fails Investment Funds’ Guidelines on Burma

November 2001

• Support Breasts – Not Dictators

• Investment in Burma - Risks outweigh benefits

October 2001

• Churches asked to join Day of Prayer for Burma

May 2001

• Premier Oil Accused of Corporate Spin

• Premier Oil to Face Shareholder Action over Burma Investment

January 2001

• Burma Campaign Warns Against Optimism on New Burma Talks

September 2000

• Burma in crisis – Democracy campaigners stage protest

• Burma’s military gets away with a telling off

June 2000

• Lonely Planet’s attempt to offset criticism of its Burma guide backfires

• The Co-operative Bank and The Burma Campaign UK launch new underground campaign

May 2000

• Boycott Lonely Planet

• New report suggests Premier Oil knew of Burma abuses

April 2000

• EU freeze on funds of Burmese junta

January 2000

• God’s Army - God’s children

December 1999

• High Court paves way for sanctions against Burma

September 1999

• Robin Cook accused of misleading ‘Today Progamme’ on Burma policy

• Robin Cook’s ethical foreign policy put under legal microscope

• Burma Freedom Ride 9.9.99

March 1999

• Burma’s Aung San Suu Kyi criticises “patronising” and “racist” tour operators

November 1998

• New member of Burmese dictatorship holds celebration in London

September 1998

• Ericsson cuts trade links with Burma

• Misleading reports on UK Burma sanctions

August 1998

• UN agency charges Burmese military with crime against humanity

April 1998

• Speech by Thaung Htun, UN representative for the National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma

March 1998

• Burmese pro-democracy leader slams UK oil company and questions UK foreign policy

July 1997

• Labour one step closer to economic sanctions as Burton Group pull out of Burma

June 1997

• Britain embargoes Burma trade promotion

• European Parliament gives unanimous support to American Burma Law

February 1997

• International Burma groups call for immediate protection of Karen refugees

January 1997

• Pepsi ends Burma Business British Burma campaign gathers momentum

October 1996

• Bhs No Longer Sourcing In Burma

August 1996

• Statement on the 8th annniversary of 8/8/1988

• Forced Labour outside the Orient Express

July 1996

• European Burma groups call for sanctions

March 1996

• DON’T Visit Burma Year 1996

July 1995

• VICTORY FOR INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN - Aung San Suu Kyi released

March 1995

• BRITISH AMBASSADOR TO RANGOON ENCOURAGES TRADE AS BURMESE JUNTA CONTINUES TO ATTACK REFUGEES

February 1994

• HUMANITARIAN DISASTER LOOMS AS BURMESE ARMY CONTINUES ITS OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE KAREN ETHNIC GROUP

February 1993

• Forced Repatriation of Rohingya Refugees In Bangladesh To Burma (Myanmar)

• Nobel Peace Prize Laureates on Mission to Free Fellow Laureate Aung San Suu Kyi