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Over 60 British MPs are calling for a United Nations (UN) commission of inquiry into crimes against humanity in Burma, just two weeks before Nobel Laureate and democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi is due for release from house arrest. John Bercow MP said: “I have visited the ethnic peoples on both the Thailand-Burma border and the India-Burma border with CSW, and have been shocked by the horrific stories I have heard from victims of this barbaric regime. I have sat face to face with victims of unspeakable torture, including women and children who have seen their loved ones murdered. They have looked me in the eye and pleaded for the world to hear their cry. It is time their cries were answered and the junta's crimes investigated. The people of Burma urgently need the freedom and justice they have been denied for so long." www.csw.org.uk
"For many years, Burma’s regime, the State Peace and Development Council, has shown a profound disregard for the human rights and democratic aspirations of the Burmese people." Australian Foreign Minister Stephen Smith told parliament recently. Crimes against their people continue unabated in the eastern parts of Burma, with yet another International Human Rights Organisation citing recent brutality as evidence of genocide. Amidst this horror the regime continues to press for recognition and standing in the region at ASEAN. This brutal dictatorship is not progressing towards democracy. "Neither the referendum process nor its ultimate outcome signaled any intention by the Burmese regime to actually listen to the will of the Burmese people on their future. The referendum process itself was a sham." Mr Smith's statement on Burma continued.
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