α္αဲαၟα်αα် α‘αα်ααိα αုα်ααေα်αှာ
α္αိုα်α္αိုα်ααၠိုα် α္αူααၠောα်αျဳααာα်ααူ αံα်αွံαွံα္ααα်αα္αုα် αုαၟα်αံ(αါ) αေα်α္αဲαံ αၟα်αံαေα် αာα္αα‘်αံα်αွံαေα်ααုα် αာဲαα်αံα်αီု
αီုαြα်ααူαα ောံ αေုာံ αာ်α‘αံα်αα ောံ
ααောံαၟα်αα်-αိαာ်αၠးαး α္αုα်ααေα်αှာ αၞာံ αααα
αိα်αၟေα်ααာααာံ
αိα်αၟေα်ααာααာံ (α)αိαုαွဲαါ αြးα္αိα်αူααောံαၟα်αα်-αိαာ်αၠးαး
ααα်αောံααီုαၞော် αၟα်αα်- α‘αα်ααα αုα်αα်ααီု
α ၟα်α္αဲ α/α/α/α /αααα
ααောα်αြးαာαာ
αျာαေα် "αၟေα်αိုα်αါ"
Friday, March 25, 2011
Wednesday, March 23, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Junta Does Not Want to Face Two Battlefronts Say Mon Leaders
Saturday, March 19, 2011
Friday, March 18, 2011
Women In Burma Need International Support
Tuesday, 08 March 2011 17:48 Zoya Phan
(Commentary) – An outside observer of Burmese politics might assume women in Burma have made progress towards equality in a way that hasn’t happened in many countries.
Aung San Suu Kyi, the general secretary of the National League for Democracy, for example, leads the democracy movement, and she’s one of the most admired politicians in the world.
Aung San Suu Kyi, the general secretary of the National League for Democracy, for example, leads the democracy movement, and she’s one of the most admired politicians in the world.
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| In this file photo, Zoya Phan of Burma Campaign UK is shown with internally displaced ethnic women and children in Karen State. (Photo: Burma Campaign UK) |
An Ethnic Perspective on Myanmar Democratic Transition and Sanction Paper from All Mon-region Democracy Party (AMDP)
Democratization:
Democratization has its preconditions and these conditions vary from (as Smauel P. Huntington classified it) wave to wave of democratization. During first wave of democratization, when most of developed western countries transformed their societies into democratic ones, they did have preconditions; 1) developed economy which generates independent middle class, 2) independently motivating civil society and, 3) democratic culture where conflicts and problem are resolved under systematic institutions through compromises and negotiations. As a third world country, Myanmar doesn’t have those preconditions: least developed country with crony dominated economy, so called civil society under massive constraint and counteract political culture always both side try to eradicate the other. Hence we believe Myanmar needs a transitional process to transform its society into a democratic one.
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
ααΏα္αα္αဳα္ေαံ αြα္α‘α ာံααΏα္αα္α‘αုံααူαα္
αာဲααါα္ေαာα္ αႏα΅ ααΏဳαα္ေαα္α္ ααိαု αာဲαံα္αၠာ α‘αုα္ αα
αှာံ ααွ္ေαှာα္ေαါα္ααႏα΅ ααွ္ααΏα္αα္αဳα္ေαံ ααုα္α
ုα္αုႝαα္αα္αဳα္ေαံαွ္ αααွ္αးα
ှးαဳα္ေαံαြဲ ααဳα္α
ိုα္ααΏိα္αဳα္α‘ေααိαာα္αုဲ αာαα‘αုႝα‘αααေαα္α
α္αံ ေαα္α‘αုီα‘αα္αုႝေαာ္αြးေαာα္ααူαα္ ααဵαႜဲαွα္αိα္αααဳိα္αုဲ αႜဲα
αΏα္ααဲαိαုαာα္ααုα္αွ္ αုααα္αံ ေααာα္ααΈα αα္αှာ αုα္ααဳα္αးေαံαုဲ ေαာα္ααူαα္αံ αုီαα‘ိုα္ααΏဳိα္ααα္α
ိုα္ αိုα္α
ိုα္ျαဳျαဳျαဳီျαဳီα‘ိုα္α။ | |
Friday, March 4, 2011
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
United Nations
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Simplified Version
This simplified version of the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has been created especially
for young people.
1. We Are All Born Free & Equal. We are all born free. We all have our own thoughts and ideas. We should all
be treated in the same way.
2. Don’t Discriminate. These rights belong to everybody, whatever our differences.
Universal Declaration of Human Rights
Simplified Version
This simplified version of the 30 Articles of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights has been created especially
for young people.
1. We Are All Born Free & Equal. We are all born free. We all have our own thoughts and ideas. We should all
be treated in the same way.
2. Don’t Discriminate. These rights belong to everybody, whatever our differences.
Union Spirit in Burma, February 9th, 2011, By, Banya Hongsar -
On the 12th of February, Burma will celebrate Union Day in
celebration of the unity of ethnic Burman and minority ethnic leaders in 1947, a year prior to
Burma’s independence from Britain. The question of unity in Burma has been debated for
years through different views based on historical perspectives among Burman and non-
Burmese ethnic minorities.The Committee for the Emergency of a Federal Union (CEFU), a
united front for the ethnic minorities of Burma, held its 2nd conference in January near the
Thailand-Burma border. According to Nai Hongsa, secretary of CEFU and the general
secretary of the New Mon State Party, “During the conference, the committee worked on
forming political groups to represent the different ethnic minorities. The committee is
celebration of the unity of ethnic Burman and minority ethnic leaders in 1947, a year prior to
Burma’s independence from Britain. The question of unity in Burma has been debated for
years through different views based on historical perspectives among Burman and non-
Burmese ethnic minorities.The Committee for the Emergency of a Federal Union (CEFU), a
united front for the ethnic minorities of Burma, held its 2nd conference in January near the
Thailand-Burma border. According to Nai Hongsa, secretary of CEFU and the general
secretary of the New Mon State Party, “During the conference, the committee worked on
forming political groups to represent the different ethnic minorities. The committee is
Thursday, March 3, 2011
Mon Party Plans to Give Youth Capacity Building Training
March 1st, 2011
By LAWI WENG – All Mon Regions Democracy Party (AMDP), will hold capacity building trainings in the middle of March for 130 youth members of the party.
AMDP chairman, Nai Ngwe Thein, said that the training will be held for 4 days and consist of teachings on democracy, parliament, and decentralization issues. AMDP plans to invite Myanmar Egress, a NGO based in Rangoon to participate in the training as well.
The training will be held at the Mon Assembly Hall in Moulmein, Mon State capital, and the youths involved will come from all areas of Mon State.
By LAWI WENG – All Mon Regions Democracy Party (AMDP), will hold capacity building trainings in the middle of March for 130 youth members of the party.
AMDP members gather together during the election campaign in November, 2010
The training will be held at the Mon Assembly Hall in Moulmein, Mon State capital, and the youths involved will come from all areas of Mon State.
