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Posts Tagged ‘Union Democracy Party’

Week 25: 2010 Election Watch (24-30 August)

Developments

  • Union Democracy Party Chairman Thein Htay said that the party had decided to field only three candidates nationwide to protest the SPDC election laws. National Democratic Force leader Khin Muang Swe said he would not stand for election because of the SPDC Election Commission’s restrictions [...]
September 1, 2010 | Tags: , , , , , , , , , | Read more >>

Week 23: 2010 Election Watch (10-16 August)

Developments

  • The SPDC Election Commission set the election date for 7 November and also established a two-week filing period that ends on 30 August for political parties to submit their list of candidates for review and approval.
  • The SPDC Election Commission designated constituencies for the National and Regional Parliaments [...]
August 18, 2010 | Tags: , , , , , , , , , , | Read more >>

Myanmar opposition party threatens to shun polls

One of Myanmar’s biggest political parties threatened on Wednesday to pull out of this year’s long-awaited elections if there were signs of foul play by the ruling military in the run-up to the polls.

The Union Democracy Party (UDP) is considered one of the frontrunners in the opposition camp[...]

August 11, 2010 | Tags: , | Read more >>

Week 22: 2010 Election Watch (3-9 August)

Developments

  • Union Democracy Party Chairman Phyo Min Thein resigned over concerns that the upcoming elections would not be free and fair due to the oppressive SPDC election laws [...]
August 11, 2010 | Tags: , , , , | Read more >>

Walking Away from an Unfair Election

Phyo Min Thein, the chairman of the Union Democracy Party, recently announced his resignation, saying that the military regime-sponsored 2010 election would not be free and fair. Among the 40 political parties currently registered with the Union Election Commission (EC), the UDP chairman was the first party leader to resign. Phyo Miin Thein, 41, took part in the 1988 uprising. He was arrested in 1990 and released in 2005. Irrawaddy reporter Ko Htwe interviewed Phyo Min Thein about his resignation and the planned election[...]

August 10, 2010 | Tags: , | Read more >>

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