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Artículo

27 Sep 2013

Autor:
Shwe Gas Movement, Burma Partnership, Human Rights Education Institute of Burma and Fortify Rights International

Burma: Release Ten Arakanese Activists, Amend Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Processions Law

The government of Burma should immediately release ten Arakanese activists convicted of violating Burma’s Law on Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Procession after protesting a Chinese-led natural gas project...“The right of assembly is crucial, especially since there are no effective legal mechanisms available for voicing concerns over land loss and labor complaints…” [said Wong Aung...of the Shwe Gas Movement.]…“This repressive law has been selectively enforced to target activists who highlight detrimental impacts of high-profile foreign investments,” said Matthew Smith...of Fortify Rights International. The sentenced activists are: Ko Tun Kyi, U Maung Maung Myint, Ko Myo Naing, Ko Yin Hla, Ko San Aye, Ko Mg Mg Soe, Ko Aung Myint Soe, U Maung Pru Thee, U Tun Khaing Nu, and U Tin Oo Kyaw.