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  • Open Letter from Non Governmental Organizations on U.S. Policy Toward Burma
    09/30/2009
    We, the undersigned, write to thank Senator Jim Webb and the Senate Foreign Relations Subcommittee on East Asian and Pacific Affairs for holding a hearing on U.S.-Burma relations, and applaud efforts to find new ways to encourage dialogue with the Burmese people.
  • Statement on the Treatment of Rohingya and Bangladeshi 'Boat People' in Asia
    02/07/2009
    The Rohingya have been rendered stateless in Burma and have experienced systematic discrimination, exclusion, and human rights violations in Burma for decades, prompting hundreds of thousands to seek refuge in neighbouring countries, most notably Bangladesh, Malaysia and Thailand.  Most are without legal status and are vulnerable to arrest, imprisonment, detention and deportation.
  • Letter to USAID: Extend Engagement With Burma on Humanitarian Issues
    09/23/2008
    Now is not the time to curtail engagement with Burma on humanitarian issues. If funding is cut off in 2009, the operating environment for NGOs and community organizations may return to restrictive pre-cyclone restrictions.
  • Letter to Congressional Leaders: Urgent Action Needed for Cyclone Victims
    05/14/2008

    Pre-cyclone conditions ranked Burma as one of the poorest countries in the world. Those who have lost their homes, crops, and means of livelihood will shortly be dependent on international assistance. Without it many will die.

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