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.
Authorities will allow
companies to build fishing net factories in areas with developed fishing
business, according to the notification No. 1/2013 released by the Myanmar
Investment Commission.
It didn’t take much to
have the grapevine buzzing with concern. A rumor, said to originate in Myanmar,
quickly spread to China. The gist of it was that there was an official message
from the Nayptitaw government about plans to ban the export of raw jade stone starting
sometime this year. It was part of an alleged scheme to have the country’s new
capital become the go-to place for stone-cutting and polishing, giving a
desired value-added element to a very important export commodity.