Countries open to receiving exiled (r)

[maungt@xxxxxxxxxx]

Reply-To: "Maung Maung Than" <@one.net.au>
Subject: Re: Countries open to receiving exiled Myanmar students

Surprise! Surprise!

The UK was not among the list of countries that will to take the stranded
students in the camp  . I hope is it just a typing mistake.
 May be it is among the  ' some from Europe' category .
According to my personal experience British Embassy was the most active
foreign embassy in BKK to push the students into the camp . Unfortunately,
they forgot to continue their attention once students were stuck in the
camp.

mmt

-----Original Message-----
To: Okkar <okkar66129@xxxxxxxxxxx>; burmanet-l@xxxxxxx <burmanet-l@xxxxxxx>;
BurmaWatch@xxxxxxx <BurmaWatch@xxxxxxx>
Date: Saturday, October 30, 1999 5:16 AM
Subject: Re: Countries open to receiving exiled Myanmar students


>> Subject: Re: Countries open to receiving exiled Myanmar students
>> Date: October 29, 1999 2:40 AM
>>
>> >Jahanshah Assadi, a UNHCR regional representative, said interested
>countries
>> >include Australia, Canada, New Zealand, the United States and some from
>> >Europe.
>> >
>>
>> The real father is also welcome back its children who are longing for
>step-fathers.
>>
>> ok
>
>Reports from Thailand indicate that as many as 80,000 migrant workers of
>Myanmar nationality may be deported starting next Tuesday.  Just wondered
>whether you will be able to arrange for the border of the Fatherland to be
>opened
>up  to receive them???
>
>ES
>
>