Statements and documents submitted to the GA by Myanmar
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"...1. A country-specific resolution on Myanmar was first tabled by the European
Union in the Third Committee of the General Assembly in 1991. Since then it has
become a ritual for the European Union to do the same on a yearly basis.
2. Myanmar has all along rejected the resolution and dissociated itself from the
adoption thereof. This approach is taken for a couple of reasons. Firstly, as a matter
of principle, Myanmar rejects country-specific resolutions. Secondly, the resolution
did not reflect nor recognize the realities on the ground. It mainly relies on
unsubstantiated information leading to erroneous conclusions. The draft resolutions
are usually influenced by the recommendations and observations of the Special
Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar, whose views are usually
focused only on the perspective of ideal standards of human rights without giving
due consideration to the broader aspects of national reconciliation and peace and
stability of the country.
3. This memorandum is intended to provide States Members of the United
Nations with objective information on the human rights situation in Myanmar. It is
our hope that it will be able to rectify the misperception and misunderstanding that
may still persist about Myanmar..."
Source/publisher:
United Nations (A/C.3/67/4)
Date of publication:
2012-10-24
Date of entry/update:
2012-11-19
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English
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Response
by
Ambassador H.E. U Thaung Tun
Representative of the Union of Myanmar
to
the Oral Presentation
by Special Rapporteur Professor Paulo Sergio Pinheiro,
in the Third Committee at the 62nd Session of the United Nations General Assembly..."...the Special Rapporteur's report on Myanmar as contained in document A/62/223 is less than objective and is replete with unfounded allegations. It is essentially the same as that of the last year and largely reproduces allegations emanating from insurgents and expatriate groups opposed to the government. However, to his credit the Special Rapporteur acknowledges in paragraph 62 of the report that he was not able to verify the accuracy of the allegations received. He attributes this to the fact that he was unable to visit the country in recent years. In reality, the Distinguished Professor is someone who is not unfamiliar with the complex situation obtaining in Myanmar, the multitude of challenges it faces and the efforts of the Government to promote political, economic and socio-cultural development. The Professor in fact has no difficulty to exchange views on the situation in Myanmar with interested parties including the Myanmar Missions to the United Nations in New York and Geneva. It is also possible for him to verify the reports he receives by communicating with the Myanmar Government and the UN Country Team. Unsubstantiated allegations have no place in a Special Rapporteur's report..."
Source/publisher:
Myanmar Mission, New York
Date of publication:
2007-10-24
Date of entry/update:
2007-10-30
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English
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58th United Nations General Assembly
Source/publisher:
United Nations
Date of publication:
2003-11-24
Date of entry/update:
2003-12-06
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English
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In the General Debate of the 1st Committee
Source/publisher:
United Nations
Date of publication:
2003-11-13
Date of entry/update:
2003-11-02
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at the fifty-eighth General Assembly of the United Nations, New York
Source/publisher:
United Nations
Date of publication:
2003-09-29
Date of entry/update:
2003-10-02
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Statement by His Excellency U Win Aung, Minister for Foreign Affairs and Chairman of the Delegation at the 57th General Assembly of the United Nations
"...Cooperation with the United Nations is the cornerstone of Myanmar's Foreign Policy..."
Myanmar
Source/publisher:
United Nations
Date of publication:
2002-09-19
Date of entry/update:
2003-06-03
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