"Burma Issues" October, 1993 (Vol. 3, No. 10)

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CONSTRUCTIVE ENGAGEMENT: The ASEAN constructive engagement policy promotes the idea that helping the military regime of Burma open up its economy is an important step in bringing about a gradual change towards democracy. ... STOP ARMS TO BURMA: Last year China sold F-6 and F-7 bomber fighters, patrol boats and light arms worth 1.3 billion US dollars to the military regime. It is these weapons which SLORC is now using to kill civilians in the delta.... CIVIL WAR: Talks Between KIO and SLORC, KNU Emergency Central Committee Meeting, SLORC Reinforcements in Karen State, ... SUPPORT EFFORTS: Thai Statement, Burma Pipeline, War Crimes Proceedings, ECONOMICS: Politics and Economics, The Economics of Opium, Tourism, POLITICS: SLORC?s opinion of what the future of Burma should look like is best reflected perhaps by their view of past history. On October 12, Ohn Gyaw, Foreign Minister of SLORC and head of the Burmese delegation to the 48th session of the United Nations General Assembly, stated it this way... THE BURMA DECEPTION: BURMA ISSUES has recently completed a video film titled THE BURMA DECEPTION.... BRIEF NEWS NOTES: United Nations, Thai Fishing Companies, Berli Jucker Co.Ltd of Thailand...

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"Burma Issues"

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1993-10-00

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2012-02-18

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English

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