The end of 2013 saw numerous government statements that convinced much of the outside world that all political activists had been freed from Burma’s jails. These statements not only served to undermine the plight of those political activists still in…
Opening Ceronomy of FPPS Taungoo township and AAPP-B and FPPS provided money for health care assistance to U Than Hlaing and U Saw pa ka li (former political prisoner) on 22, May 2014.
The Ongoing Arrests of Political Activists in Burma Date… 27, May 2014. The end of 2013 saw numerous government statements that convinced much of the outside world that all political activists had been freed from Burma’s jails. These statements…
Ko Bo Kyi (AAPP-B) attended EU-Myanmar Civil Society Forum in Chatrium Hotel (Yangon) on 19 May 2014.
AAPP-B and FPPS discussed with former political prisoners and NLD members of Bee Lin, Mon State for the program of Former Political Prisoners Data Collecting on the 30th of April, 2014 at NLD (Bee Lin branch) office.
Monthly Chronology 2014 April The passing of celebrated political journalist and former political prisoner U Win Tin this month marks a huge loss for the democracy movement in Burma. AAPP would like to express our condolences to the family and…
Ms. Laetitia Bonnet (Lead Researcher Burma) of the Asia Justice and Rights (AJAR) met ith AAPP and FPPS on 29.4.2014 at the AAPP office (Yangon branch), to collaborate and share information about human rights. Ko Tin Maung Oo, Ko Ye…
Letter of Condolence for the Passing of U Win Tin by the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma) Date: 21 April 2014 We, the Assistance Association for Political Prisoners (Burma), wish to express our sorrow on hearing of the death of…
Summary of the current Situation March saw the Scrutinizing Committee face continued difficulties when working with the government. Ongoing attempts to gain clear information, access to political prisoners and discuss the remaining political prisoner situation have yet to gain results.There…
An interview with Ko Khun Saing, a Burmese doctor and political prisoner who was imprisoned on three separate occasions for his political activism.