September 2011 AAPP Monthly Chronology

Summary of current situation We have been extensively verifying the political prisoner list in the recent weeks. We will provide an updated list soon. In addition, recent reports claim that political prisoners will be released soon and, pending a prisoner…

August 2011 AAPP Monthly Chronology

Summary of current situation There are a total of 1,9981 political prisoners in Burma. In August, 4 activists were arrested and no political prisoners were released. Since the protests in September 2007 leading to September’s Saffron Revolution, a total of…

July 2011 AAPP Monthly Chronology

Summary of current situation There are a total of 1995 political prisoners in Burma. In July, 1 activist was arrested, 1 political prisoner was released. Since the protests in September 2007 leading to September’s Saffron Revolution, a total of 850…

June 2011 AAPP Monthly Chronology

Summary of current situation There are a 1,994 total of political prisoners in Burma. In June, 4 political prisoners were released. Since the protests in September 2007 leading to September’s Saffron Revolution, a total of 847 activists have been arrested…

May 2011 AAPP Monthly Chronology

Summary of current situation There are a total of 1992 political prisoners in Burma. In June, 77 political prisoners were released. Since the protests in September 2007 leading to September’s Saffron Revolution, a total of 847* activists have been arrested…

Political Prisoners Strike in Insein Prison (2011)

Immediate Release Date: 21 May 2011 Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma) learnt today that 22 Political Prisoners are striking for prisoner’s fundamental rights. Although prisoners are usually allowed 15 minutes per day outside of their cells, the striking prisoners…

AAPP Denounces Recent Prisoner Amnesty (2011)

Date: 17 May, 2011 The Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma) denounces the prisoner amnesty, announced 16 May by the new Thein Sein administration, as a ploy to appease the international community. Under this so-­‐called ‘amnesty’, outlined in order No.…