Who needs a speaker on Burma? (r)

[caroline@xxxxxxxxxxxx]

Hi Ohnma,
Thanks for your message. I will be updating soon. Now I am busy with
conference. Hipe this time all odds in ABSDF will be over. For women things,
i have one report by Images Asia on Burmese pros: in thailand. If you don;t
have I will send it by email. Let me know.
OK?

I miss you guys as always.

love
MYO
At 10:55 AM 9/13/96, you wrote:
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>Dear friends of Burma (USA),
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>Since last fall, I have been traveling and speaking on the Burma situation at
>university, college, and high school campuses throughout the country to
>increase people's awareness of what's going on in Burma and to gain support
>at the grassroots level movement. Being a student activist and first-hand
>witness of the 1988 uprising, I believe that sharing my experience is one of
>the best contributions that I can make to the free Burma movement, which is
>now mobilizing not only in the US, but also internationally. 
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>Most of the trips I took before were sponsored by Amnesty International
>student chapters and local chapters. Now, schools are reopened for the fall,
>and I am ready to restart my task for the 1996 school year.  
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>Now I'd like to ask your help.  Could you please spread the word to the
>people in your community that if their schools or groups would like to bring
>speaker on Burma, I am willing to speak?  I am accessible through the
>following address.  I really appreciate your assistance on this matter. 
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>Thanking you in advance.
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>Ohmar Khin
>Burmese Student Activist 
>Refugees International, Washington, DC
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>Work Tel: 202-828-0110, Fax: 202-828-0819								
>Home Tel: 301-424-6009, Fax: 301-424-1984
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>Email: freeburma@xxxxxxx
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