NLD Statements (English) 2000

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Description: "1. The NLD Deputy Chairman U Tin Oo, General Secretary Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, and Rangoon Division Organizing Committee Chairman U Soe Myint continue to be illegally impeded and blockaded under orders of the military anashins on the Twante Road just outside Dala. Food and water supply is running short. 2. We request the Dala NLD members, the townspeople and residents of neighboring villages to take food and water to these honorable persons in their hour of need."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-08-25
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-19
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Description: "...Treating the masses in outlying states and regions as slaves to do their bidding by authorities at all levels is reprehensible and condemned by us. We ask the higher authorities not to look away and condone but to take appropriate action immediately."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-04-19
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-19
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Description: "Between the townships of Kalemyo and Minkin (Sagaing Division) there is a long narrow row of hills under the jurisdiction of the Western Division which is the dwelling place of the Auk-stan Zomi Chin people. This place was invaded by military Kha La Ya battalion commander with 17 of his soldiers and 22 members of the USDA on 2 June 2000. They pulled down the houses in the village claiming that this area was within the demarcated Kya-bin forest land. When the villagers cried and begged them not to destroy their houses the soldiers disdainfully responded by setting fire to the broken down houses and property of the villagers. The villagers had to run away with whatever could be saved dragging and carrying the young and the old. They took shelter in the church..."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-08-07
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-19
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Description: "We have information about the farmers and cultivators of sugarcane in the townships of Bahmo, Shwegu, Moemauk, and Mansi in the Bahmo district, Sagaing division, who are being intimidated and browbeaten in the sale of boiled sugarcane juice and paddy..."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-03-16
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-18
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Language: English
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Description: "1 According to statements made by ward and village authorities of Ye-pyu village tract (Bawle Island), Htan-ta-bin township, Rangoon Division, about a thousand acres of grazing land in Ba-le-gone-taw was given to two members of the Police force by orders from the chief Htan-ta-bin township police officer at the rate of a return of 7 baskets of paddy per acre. These two in turn have sub-let the lands at the rate of 11 baskets per acre and over 300 acres are under cultivation to this day. 2. The villagers of Aing-gyi, Aing-le, Taw-nyo, Kaw-hmu, Ta-khun-taing, Ye-phyukyaung- su, Ye-dwing-gone-oke-su from Ye-pyu village tract and the villagers of Ye dwin-gone, Paya-kyun and those from the Nyun-baung village tract graze their cows and buffaloes in this Bal-le-gone-taw. The authorities are aware that this has been demarcated as grazing ground, yet they have converted it into agricultural land, which is a loss to the owners of the livestock. If cattle and cows are found grazing on the crops the penalty to be imposed on the owners is 3 years imprisonment and a fine of kyats 3500..."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-03-21
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-18
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Language: English
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Description: "We have heard about the hardship that cultivators are experiencing in the Kungyan- gone township Rangoon Division because of the low price fixed for the "duty paddy" which has to be supplied to the authorities. Because cost of basic needs are so exorbitant, they are unable to supply the quota demanded. Cultivators who really and truly cannot comply are threatened with imprisonment, penalties and revocation of cultivation permits. Some of them have been abused and taken away to the police stations where they are made to sign documents and even held there for certain periods..."
Source/publisher: National League for Democracy (NLD)
2000-04-04
Date of entry/update: 2009-05-18
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Language: English
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