Archive for the 'Bhutan' Category
November 23, 2007
On 21st of November 2007, after uploading the news-article entitled, “GA Third Committee approves Burma Resolution despite India’s dissent”, I received a comment from one person named Mr. Richard Mookerdum supporting military regime. Even earlier, I had received his one comment but I couldn’t publish it because of the abusive nature of his logics supporting [...]
Categories: ASEAN, Ambassador, Asian History & Politics, Bhutan, Blogroll, Britain, Buddhism, Burma, Burma Review, China, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Democracy, Diplomat, Drug, Economy, Europe, European Union, Freedom, History, Human Rights, India, Japan, Junta, Liberty, Lord Buddha, Mahatma Gandhi, Media, Modern Asian History, Monks, Myanmar, News, Non-violence, Nordic, Politics, Religion, Reporters, South Asian Politics, Southeast Asia, Thoughts, UK, UN, USA
Comments: Be the first to comment
November 21, 2007
According to the Press Release (GA/SHC/3909) of the United Nations Department of Public Information, News and Media Division, New York issued on 20th of November 2007, the United Nations Sixty-Second General Assembly “Third Committee” (Social, Humanitarian and Cultural) in its day-long 49th and 50th meetings approved a draft resolution on the Situation of human rights [...]
Categories: ASEAN, Ambassador, Asian History & Politics, Bhutan, Blogroll, Britain, Buddhism, Burma, Burma Review, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Democracy, Diplomat, Europe, European Union, Freedom, History, Human Rights, India, Japan, Junta, Liberty, Mahatma Gandhi, Media, Modern Asian History, Monks, Myanmar, News, Non-violence, Nordic, Politics, Religion, Reporters, South Asian Politics, Southeast Asia, Thoughts, UK, UN, USA
Comments: 4 Comments
June 19, 2007
(U Nu and Mahatma Gandhi, Photo Courtesy: By Nyo Tun, Burma Digest: www.burmadigest.wordpress.com
The lack of coherence in promises expressed in the Indian Parliament on Burma’s question of democracy and its practice of closeness with the military regime has resulted into providing legitimacy to SPDC, rather then fulfilling the objective of realizing true democracy and broad [...]
Categories: Asian History & Politics, Bhutan, Blogroll, Burma, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Democracy, Economy, History, Human Rights, Mahatma Gandhi, Modern Asian History, News, Politics, South Asian Politics, Thoughts, USA
Comments: 3 Comments
