Burmese regime needs to be punished
Myat Soe
October 22, 2007 - The Burmese military junta rejected a U.N. statement calling for negotiations with the opposition, and said it is determined to follow its own seven-step "roadmap to democracy," after the UN Security Council made a presidential statement, which was the first official resolution to receive the full support of the 15-member United Nations Security Council, including China and Russia.
(The writer Myat Soe is Research Director of Justice for Human Rights in Burma। He graduated from Indiana University , and earned his MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University।)
Myat Soe
October 22, 2007 - The Burmese military junta rejected a U.N. statement calling for negotiations with the opposition, and said it is determined to follow its own seven-step "roadmap to democracy," after the UN Security Council made a presidential statement, which was the first official resolution to receive the full support of the 15-member United Nations Security Council, including China and Russia.
(The writer Myat Soe is Research Director of Justice for Human Rights in Burma। He graduated from Indiana University , and earned his MBA from Indiana Wesleyan University।)
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