The Burma Campaign UK: Financial Sanctions

Campaigning for Human Rights and Democracy in Burma

Foreign investment in Burma helps the dictatorship earn millions of dollars each year. Our government could implement targeted investment sanctions to stop these companies from supporting the dictatorship in Burma.

	Write to the Foreign Secretary Support investment sanctions now.

	European Union Backs Global Arms Embargo on Burma

	European Parliament Calls for Global Arms Embargo Against Burma

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

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

	Post a Pineapple to the Foreign Secretary

	EU & Burma, Briefing and recomendations - March 2008(PDF Format)

	A Short Briefing on Sanctions

	Sanctions Coalition Briefing

	Evidence to the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission Burma Hearing

	EU & Burma - The Case for Targeted Sanctions

	Pro-Aid, Pro-Sanctions, Pro-Engagement (PDF format) Position paper by pro-democracy organisations detailing policy on humanitarian assistance to Burma.

	Text of US "Block Burmese Jade Act" - August 2008. (PDF)

	EU Foreign Ministers' Statement 29 April 08 (PDF format)

	EU Common Position, adopted 19 Nov 2007 (PDF format)

	EU statement on new sanctions Nov 2007 New EU Sanctions October 2007

	EU Imports from Burma 2005-2006

	National Coalition Government of the Union of Burma

	National Council of the Union of Burma

	The Forum for Democracy in Burma call for EU sanctions

	Federation of Trade Unions Burma

	Shan Women's Action Network

	Policy of Burma's democracy movement

	'It's the Burmese who are asking for Sanctions' By Jody Williams, Nobel Peace Prize Winner.

	Archbishop Desmond Tutu calls for action on Burma

	Bank of England sanctions list

	Analysis of EU Common Position

	Open letter to Jack Straw from senior British Parliamentarians