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Posts Tagged ‘Protest’
Activists in Japan Protest Against the New Parliament
In the lead up to the convening of the new parliament in Burma, the Network for Democracy in Burma organized a series of protests calling on the Japanese government not to recognize the parliament that was elected through the regime’s undemocratic elections in November 2010 [...]
Week 34: 2010 Election Watch (26 October – 1 November)
Developments
NLD members distributed election boycott leaflets in Rangoon’s Insein and Mingaladon Townships. Riot police in Rangoon’s North Okkalapa Township surrounded “no-vote” campaigners as they attempted to distribute election boycott leaflets.
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Protest in New Delhi Urging Government of India to Reject Burma’s Elections
Burma Centre Delhi in collaboration with India-based Burmese pro-democratic forces organized a protest rally at Jantar Mantar on 3 November 2010 against the upcoming Burma’s 2010 election on 7 November 2010. The event was one of the biggest as around 900 Burmese from different ethnic groups participated in their respective traditional attires holding placards and shouting slogans in the capital of India [...]
Activists urge Govt of India to reject military’s 2010 election
Burma Centre Delhi in collaboration with India-based Burmese pro-democratic forces organized a protest rally at Jantar Mantar on 3 November 2010 against the upcoming Burma’s 2010 election on 7 November 2010. The event was one of the biggest as around 900 Burmese from different ethnic groups participated in their respective traditional attires holding placards and shouting slogans in the capital of India [...]
Activists urge ASEAN, UN to quickly act on Burma; see ‘zero democratic integrity’ on 2010 polls
With only 15 days to go before the scheduled November 7 multi-party elections in Burma, solidarity activists under the Free Burma Coalition – Philippines (FBC-Phils) today staged a rally in front of the Philippine Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) as part of the Global Day of Action denouncing what they call Burma’s “military elections” [...]
| |NLD cannot be destroyed: Burmese activists in Israel
Burmese pro-democracy activists in Israel protested against Burma’s junta and in support of the National League for Democracy in front of the Burmese embassy in Tel Aviv, a source said. They also declared that the NLD would continue to exist, no matter what [...]
| |Philippine solidarity activists call to junk junta’s election laws; urge Burma dictators to step-down
About a hundred solidarity activists under Free Burma Coalition – Philippines (FBC-Phils) today staged a protest action in front of the Myanmar Embassy in Makati City and denounced the Burmese junta’s election laws, which according to the group is a mere strategy that “effectively excludes democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and cripples all political opposition parties while putting the military government to greater advantage”. [...]
| |Protest against Burma election laws
By Nava Thakuria
As the military rulers of Burma declare the set of election rules, the voice of opposition among international communities grows. Opposing the flaws in the election laws, which finally barred democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi from contesting the polls, the India based Burmese democratic activists have decided to organize a protest demonstration on March 17 staring at 11 in the morning. The protest rally will take place at Janta Mantar in New Delhi [...]
Protest in New Delhi Against the Junta’s Electoral Laws
The Burmese military junta’s electoral laws and the elections in 2010 came under fire from Burmese activists residing in New Delhi at a rally in Jantar Mantar in the Indian capital today.[...]
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