Global Campaign Against, Burma's 2010 Military Elections
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Burma 2010 Election Tracker

Mapping out the election violations, fraud and violence during Burma's Military Elections in November 2010.

Global Protests Against the Elections

Solidarity groups around the world protested against the elections as they failed to be democratic, free or fair.

People's Elections

Burma and solidarity groups participated in a Global Day of Action to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the 1990 elections and to call for real democratic elections.

Campaign Updates

Activists in Japan Protest Against the New Parliament

In the lead up to the convening of the new parliament... - February 1, 2011 - Read more

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Election News Wrap Up

Weekly Political News Summaries

The Network for Democracy and Development (NDD) is continuing to produce weekly summaries of political news. To see these weekly summaries, please visit NDD's... - July 17, 2011 - Read more

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On 7 November 2010, Burma's military generals held the country's first elections in 20 years. The elections were unfree, unfair, undemocratic, and brought into power a parliament led by the same military generals that have continuously ruled Burma through repression and violence. READ MORE >

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