Contents: Part A: Focus on Criminal Accountability: (A.1) Burma Lawyers? Council Report on ICC Campaign... (A.2) Special Announcement on the Fifth Anniversary of the Depayin Massacre (A.3) Statement Condemning Extension of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi?s Detention... (A.4) In Brief: ICC Rules of Evidence and their Relevance to Collection of Evidence in Burma... (A.5) The Junta?s Criminal Constitution... (A.6) Catastrophe in Burma a Wake Up Call to the International Community: Time to End Impunity for Heinous Crimes by the Military Regime... (A.7) In the Wake of Historic Resolution 1820 Women of Burma and Lawyers Call to Refer the Situation in Burma to the International Criminal Court... (A.8) EU Resolution Urges UK to Use Presidency of the Security Council to Refer Burma to the International Criminal Court... (A.9) Excerpts from "Dealing with Burma?s Criminal Accountability Issue: Trip Report of the BLC General Secretary to Australia and Japan"..... Part B: Special Feature: Responding to the Human Rights Situation in Burma: A UN Framework for Non-Forcible Measures by David I. Fisher, Professor of International Law, Stockholm University...... Part C: Referendum and Constitution: (C.1) 2010 Elections: No Hope for Human Rights... (C.2) Activities conducted by the BLC on SPDC constitution and referendum... (C.3) Analysis of the SPDC?s Constitution from the Perspective of Human Rights... (C.4) Letter from United Nationalities Alliance on Political Situation in Burma..... Part D: The Rule of Law: (D.1) Response to Kyaw Ye Min regarding Extension of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi?s Detention... (D.2) Appeal to UN Secretary General to Take Immediate Action for the Release of Zagana.