Burma: Cyclone...They did nothing!...Burma's rice bowl destroyed...Naw Eh Weh's had enough ["...Naw Eh Weh, 50, from the Irrawaddy Delta, says she first heard about the storm from the radio that there was a possible cyclone on its way, but there was no need to be concerned. Naw Eh Weh's village is far from the sea, she describes what happen...'Before the cyclone, the authorities came to our village and ordered us on May 10 to vote 'yes' for their constitution. After Cyclone Nargis, they don't think how to help us, but they kept warning us to go and vote.' Naw Eh Weh said she this harassment to vote was the final straw. "I don't want to continue to live in Burma any more, so I left my village and fled to the Thai border with my two sons..."]...Lack of care leads to health crisis ["...It is almost two months since the Cyclone Nargis destroyed parts of Burma, yet the military regime's refusal to allow aid workers in and their ineptness has meant humanitarian relief has not reached all of the affected areas..."]...A survivor's story..."I lost everything I love...My children were very cute. It hurt me that I couldn't find their bodies. I was only away from my family to make money for them, but now they are lost forever"...Speaking out is a crime.....Big Losses of a life...We don't have a choice...UN - it's time to act (again)...KNU vows to fight on...Forced to vote...Regime claims referendum vote a success...Regime punish no voters...Working for the people: ["Back pack health worker, Saw Shwe Htun Kyaw, 25, dreams of the day he can build a long-term clinic for Karen villagers."...]