HUMAN RIGHTS: Members of the various ethnic minorities still remain as unidentified political prisoners in the jails of Burma?s country side, although the release of political prisoners from the notorious jails of Rangoon have been much publicized. ... ECONOMICS AND REFUGEES: Gas Pipeline... POLITICAL PRISONERS: In mid-1993 a group of Americans including, Donald A. MacDonald, Seymour Halpern, M.C. (ret) NY, and Robert L. Leggett, M.C. (ret) Ca were hosted by SLORC of a visit to Burma. ... PEPSI AND AMOCO: Several shareholders of US companies Pepsi and Amoco have presented shareholder resolutions to the companies, calling for them to withdraw totally from Burma until SLORC ends the civil war and turns power over to a democratically elected government. ... SLAVERY: Slavery is flourishing in Southeast Asia. Burmese women and girls have become a valuable, yet disposable, commodity in Thailand?s ruthless sex industry. ... NEWS BRIEFS: Prayer Breakfast, Respect for Elections, Burma/Bosnia,