THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON NOVEMBER 20, 2003


Amnesty to Make Second Burma Visit

By Naw Seng

Leading human rights group Amnesty International will visit Burma again in
early December.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#amn
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US Cuts Off Burma Over Money Laundering

By Kyaw Zwa Moe

The US Treasury says Burma is a center for money laundering and plans to
force American banks to cease all financial dealings with Burma.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#us
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UPDATE ON NOVEMBER 19, 2003


Islamic Debate Deepens Divisions (Online Article)

By Baradan Kuppusamy/Kuala Lumpur

An Islamic party’s controversial blueprint for a Muslim state is dividing
moderates and fundamentalists as well as Muslims and non-Muslims in
Malaysia.

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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON NOVEMBER 13, 2003


North Korea Sells Missiles to Burma

The Irrawaddy

An article in the Far Eastern Economic Review says North Korea is selling
missiles and a nuclear reactor to Burma.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#nor
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Indian Police Crush Burmese Demonstration

By Naw Seng

Scores of people suffered injuries yesterday at the hands of police who
were clearing a demonstration by Burmese asylum seekers at the New Dehli
office of the UNHCR.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#ind
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Lonely Planet Tops "Dirty" List (Online Article)

By Bob Burton/Canberra

Burma Campaign UK has placed travel guide publisher Lonely Planet on its
"dirty" list for their publication of a guidebook for Burma.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/art/index.html?#
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PM Thaksin offered aid and loans to Rangoon. (Online Cartoon)

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/onlinecart12.html
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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON NOVEMBER 06, 2003


Non-Interference Approach is Immoral (An Interview)

American civil rights activist Jesse Jackson speaks to Min Zin and Kyaw
Zwa Moe about bringing change to Burma.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#non
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Beyond the Generals (On-line Commentary)

By David Fullbrook/Bangkok and Rangoon

Foreign intervention in Burma may be necessary in the future to prevent a
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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON OCTOBER 29, 2003


Military Inflames Religious Conflict, Say Residents

By Kyaw Zwa Moe

Sources say Burma’s government is inciting the conflict between Buddhists and
Muslims to justify tough military rule.

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UPDATE ON OCTOBER 27, 2003


China’s October Revelation Slows US March in Asia (Online Article)

By Marwaan Macan-Markar/Bangkok

In recent bouts of diplomacy, the Chinese President seems to have outshined his
American counterpart.

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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON OCTOBER 18, 2003


Min Ko Naing Celebrated (Online Commentary)

By Bo Kyi

Today Burma’s famed student leader, Min Ko Naing, turns 41. One of the leader’s
former childhood friends remembers his life before prison.

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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON OCTOBER 17, 2003


Border Sweep Precedes Apec

By Aung Su Shin/Mae Sot

A joint security operation conducted by Thai and Burmese authorities along the
border at Mae Sot resulted in the arrest of nearly 500 Burmese.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#bor
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Action to Demand Student Leader’s Release

By Naw Seng

Dozens of American university students will gather at the Burmese Embassy in
Washington tomorrow to protest the imprisonment of Burmese student leader Min Ko
Naing.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#act
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Bush and Thaksin to Discuss Burma

The Irrawaddy

US President George W Bush will discuss Burma in his meeting with the Thai Prime
Minister on Sunday.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#bush
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The Need for Two-Way Traffic (Part Two) (Online Commentary)

By Ashley South

In the second of a two-part series, Ashley South looks at civil society and the
need for political change in Burma.

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UPDATE ON OCTOBER 16, 2003


The Need for Two-Way Traffic (Part One) (Online Commentary)

By Ashley South

There is an urgent need for political change in Burma—but what kind? And how?

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UPDATE ON OCTOBER 15, 2003


Tensions Remain over Burma (Online Article)

By Larry Jagan/Bangkok

Asean leaders may have backed down on Burma at last week’s Asean Summit, but
with the US still unconvinced, Burma is not off the hook yet.

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UPDATE ON OCTOBER 09, 2003


Grant for Border Health

By Aung Su Shin/Mae Sot

USDAID has donated US $1.4 million to improve the health of Burmese migrants in
Thailand.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#gra
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Logging Fuels Conflict in Burma

By Anthony Faraday

Excessive logging is an important export earner for Burma’s junta and ethnic
armies, a British environmental organization says.

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THE IRRAWADDY ONLINE NEWS ALERT:

UPDATE ON OCTOBER 07, 2003


Kraisak Visits Mae Tao

By Aung Su Shin/Mae Sot

Senator Kraisak Choonhavan was in Mae Sot today, trying to drum up support for
Dr Cynthia.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#kra
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USDA To Contest Election

The Irrawaddy

A USDA leader says the pro-junta group is ready to be registered as a legal
political party.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/news/index.html?#usda
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Burma’s Yadaya Battle (Online Commentary)

By Aung Zaw

Last month’s earthquake in Burma had some in the country saying that the earth
objected to Aung San Suu Kyi’s detention. The junta countered with more news of
white elephants and marathon prayer sessions. So goes Burma’s battle for
supernatural supremacy.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/com/index.html?#
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No Apologies (Reader's Opinions)

A former Myanmar Times staffer responds to a recent commentary on the
Rangoon-based newspaper and its editor in chief, Ross Dunkley.

Full Story: http://www.irrawaddy.org/reader.html?#

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