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ETHNIC NATIONALITIES COUNCIL

ETHNIC NATIONALITIES COUNCIL (Union of Burma)

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Daily News on February 7-8, 2012
By ENC info   
Thursday, 09 February 2012 20:25

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(Briefing) No Change on the Ground in Ethnic Areas
By Chinland Guardian   
Tuesday, 07 February 2012 21:01

(Briefing)There is no disputing that some changes have taken place in Burma. The release of some selected political prisoners, the easing of restrictions on press freedom, the decision to allow Suu Kyi’s National League for Democracy party to re-register and contest the April by-elections etc. are indeed positive moves towards the much needed democratic reform in a country

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Burmese Diplomacy and Repression - Why the West should not Invest or Lift Sanctions on Burma
By Kanbawza Win   
Monday, 06 February 2012 20:39

Kambawza-winEven though man is essentially an economic animal and greed always supersedes the need, great caution should be taken by the Western world regarding Burma. They should not to be too excited or hysteria about the opening of Burma as Dr Zarni describes it as hyper ballistic characterization that the country is "on the verge of great transformation."

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Federalism is misunderstood and misrepresented
By Benedict Rogers   
Monday, 06 February 2012 20:25

Benedict-Rogers(Commentary) – Life is full of contrasts, contradictions and surprises, and nowhere is that more true than in Burma today. In the past fortnight, I travelled to meet internally displaced people in Kachin State along the China-Burma border, where I heard some of the worst stories of human rights violations that I have ever heard in almost 15 years of involvement in Burma.

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ANALYSIS: Why Burma Would Turn Against China
By John Lee   
Saturday, 04 February 2012 19:33

Thein-Sein-Hu-Jin-TaoLast October, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton gave a speech to the New York Economic Club. She spoke on the need for the United States to improve its statecraft by using economic policy to enhance its diplomatic leverage abroad. The speech was delivered in the context of widespread concern inside the State Department that Beijing's economic and aid policies have proven more effective than the muddle-through approaches of Western democracies.

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Daily News on February 6, 2012
By ENC info   
Tuesday, 07 February 2012 21:16

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The Panglong Agreement: Making it simple
By SHAN   
Tuesday, 07 February 2012 20:47

panglong-co-agMany times, I have been asked by young people what the Panglong Agreement is all about. They’ve heard and sung The Promises of Panglong, a song written by Sai Kham Lake, many a time. But when they read the text, they have never been able to make head or tail of it. Naturally, I have always tried to comply with their request the best I can. But the requests continue each and every year.

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Statement of U.N. human rights repporteur
By Tomas Ojea Quintana   
Monday, 06 February 2012 20:29

Tomas-Ojea-QuintanaI have just concluded my six-day mission to Myanmar - my fifth visit to the country since I was appointed Special Rapporteur in March 2008. I would like to express my appreciation to the Government of Myanmar for its invitation and hospitality, and for the cooperation and flexibility shown during my visit.

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Ethnic leader: USDP anti-amendment speech a spanner in the works
By SHAN   
Saturday, 04 February 2012 19:43

Htay-OoRecent speech made by the military proxy Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) General Secretary ex-major general Htay Oo will only serve as another fly in the ointment of the ongoing ceasefire talks of Naypyitaw led by U Aung Min and U Aung Thaung, said Hkun Okker, Joint General Secretary of the United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC).

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Deceiving the US over North Korean ties
By Bertil Lintner   
Saturday, 04 February 2012 19:25

Shwe-Man-North-KoreaIf Burmese president Thein Sein is to be believed, allegations of a nuclear relationship with North Korea are “unfounded”. He made the statement in Singapore on 30 January — and it is noteworthy that he actually found it necessary to make such assurances. That issue was high on the agenda when US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton visited Burma last December and, as the dust settles on the seemingly confusing political

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