Letter For Aung San Su Kyi

The author is Noriko Otsu. Translated to Burmese language by Ma Thida (San-Chaung)

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Asia Forum Quote

Reform means improvement to the conditions of our people (Aung San Suu Kyi)

Female Political Prisoners

There is a great news from Myanmar in November, 2013 about the government release 69 political prisoners from 18 prisons on Friday (11/15/2013). Two grandsons of the late Burmese dictator General Ne Win are among those who are set free.But, some female political prisoners for democracy fighters are still in the prison. There is a hope to release them soon.

2014 Hult Prize

2014 Hult Prize "President's Challenge" will be Healthcare: Non-communicable Disease in the Urban Slum
http://www.hultprize.org/en/compete/2014-prize/2014-case-studies/

Yangon slum area (Photo: Internet)

For the victims of Typhoon Haiyan

Photo: Internet

Insufficient Electricity

There have been insufficient electric in most parts of Myanmar even in major cities and capital, Yangon, for more than a decades. People are peacefully demonstrating to get electric in Yangon on 26th Oct 2013.

http://www.rfa.org/burmese/news/parliament-decides-postpone-electricity-rate-hike-plan-11082013100538.html

Parliamentary Debut

Our opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi looks outstanding in a male-dominated at Nay-Pyi-Taw parliament.

For justice and peace for Myanmar

Buddhist nuns chant and seek rice and alm in Yangon, Myanmar. Photo Internet

Most Burmese are devout Buddhists. Buddhist monks and nuns are spiritual backbone of Burmese society. In 2007, they were on the front line of the Saffron Revolution against military regime. As a person who stand for justice and actively supported monks and nuns since the Saffron Revolution, I still support those brave religious workers even away from the mother land. In honor of such brave religious heroes and heroines who stand strongly on the side of public for the justice and with the purpose of peace in Myanmar, I made a temporary nun in October, 2013 at the Burmese monastery in Massachusetts.

Letters from Burma

An inspiration to keep fighting on for democracy in Burma
http://www.aappb.org/suukyi.html