26 June 2012
Burmese President Thein
Sein on Monday outlined the government’s focus
to provide a new minimum wage
and its efforts to bring economic development
to average workers in rural and
urban areas.
Since the FTUB/M was formed in 1991, we are working to restore democracy, human rights, social justice and trade unions for Burma and the people of Burma.
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Burma to extend migrant workers’ passports
26 June 2012
Burma will extend the
issuance of temporary passports for registered
migrants in Thailand by the end
of this year, according to Burmese local media.
Asian Development Bank official to meet President Thein Sein
26 June 2012
The Asian Development
Bank (ADB) – which has not worked with Burma
for 24 years – has sent a top
official to begin a process that could eventually
lead to development loans.
Mae Tao Lacks Funds to Feed 3,000 Children
June 26, 2012 |
The Mae Tao Clinic will no longer be
able to provide dry food rations to some
3,000 children in Mae Sot if a
shortfall in funding is not met by next week,
it said on Monday.
Burma’s Neighbors Knocking at the Business Door
June 26, 2012 |
While many companies in Western
countries continue to ponder the potential problems
of investing in a country
fresh out of pariah status, Burma’s next-door neighbors
are dropping in for tea
and business.
Dr Cynthia Meets with Aung Min
June 26, 2012 |
MAE SOT — Naypyidaw’s key ceasefire
negotiators Aung Min and Khin Yi met
on Tuesday with the award-winning founder
of Mae Tao Clinic, Dr. Cynthia Maung,
at the Thai-Burmese border where they
invited her to open hospitals inside Burma.
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