Tuesday, September 04, 2012

2012 Sep 3 Social Security Law

2012 Sep 3 Social Security Law

Ministers, former dissidents agree to cooperate


Monday, 03 September 2012 16:02 Theingi Tun
Rangoon (Mizzima) – 88-generation student leader Moe Thee Zun and ex-chairman 
of the All Burma Students' Democratic Front (ABSDF) Dr. Naing Aung, who recently
 returned to Burma after the removal of their names from a blacklist, met with 
President Office ministers Aung Min and Soe Thein on Sunday. 

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Thilawa economic zone details explained


Monday, 03 September 2012 14:19 Mizzima News

A 2,400 hectare special economic zone (SEZ) in Rangoon’s Thilawa Port will be 

jointly developed by three Japanese groups and the Burmese government, 

local media reported on Sunday.


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Children Missing as Mekong Ferry Sinks


3-Sep-12
At least 17 children are presumed dead after a boat sunk on the Mekong River 
while crossing from Burma’s Shan State to China’s southwestern 
Yunnan Province on Sunday.

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Family of Detained Rights Activist to Sue


3-Sep-12
The family of detained rights activist Wai Lu who went missing after being 
arrested are set to sue the local authorities of Myingmu Township,
 Sagaing Division, for kidnapping.

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Draft Media Law to Have Press Input


3-Sep-12
New Burmese Information Minister Aung Kyi told the chairman of the Myanmar 
Journalists Association (MJA) on Sunday that the draft media law would be 
made public and the press will be consulted on its components.

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More Dissident Exiles Return to Aid Reform


3-Sep-12
RANGOON—After more than two decades in exile, prominent dissident 
Moe Thee Zun said he has returned to Burma to help President Thein Sein’s
 reform process and make peace in war-torn areas.

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