"For decades, the people in Burma have suffered extreme oppression under the ruling military regime, the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC). The acts of the military regime in Burma have been widespread and systematically committed, such as murder, rape, torture, forcible displacements, deprivation of physical liberty of individuals and land confiscations without consent or compensation. Furthermore, the regime has forced the judges to jail persons who are active in politics, lacking of fair trial and ignoring due process of law. The acts of the authority are not only human rights violations. These acts are international crimes. These crimes should be subject to the international justice mechanisms, particularly through referral to the International Criminal Court. Therefore, we need to increase cooperation among Burmese Human Rights Organizations, Non-governmental organizations and individuals. We should promote awareness of the International Criminal Court (ICC). This article will highlight the BLC?s trip to The Hague in order to promote knowledge of the ICC..."