(20) Tin Oo Lwin
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From: Burma
To support Burmese prisoners doing time in Asian prisons. Even after the change from the military junta to a civilian government, the prisoners are still lacking Burmese embassy support. This blog is to create a caring community to encourage and motivate prisoners with the very basics in life like; a kind word, a short birthday card, etc...
July 2012
Dear Guest,
Due to personal commitments the time I used to dedicate to maintain this blog has been suspended, although I keep very little contact with the BPAs, they are still in the same places and waiting your kind support. Please remember them. Thankyou Kindly, JEG.
Showing posts with label Torture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Torture. Show all posts
28 June 2010
30 July 2009
Burmese Migrant worker sentenced to life in Thai prison
IMNA - On July 27th, a judge from the Lan Suan court sentenced a Burmese migrant worker to life in prison. The trail began in 2007 after the migrant worker was accused, with two other suspects, of murdering a father and his two daughters.
03 July 2009
Malaysia urged to stop caning immigrants
(news.com.au) Kuala Lumpur - Agence France-Presse
HUMAN rights watchdog Amnesty has urged Malaysia to abolish caning, saying that tens of thousands of migrants have received the "inhuman and degrading" punishment in recent years.
Amnesty cited a statement
HUMAN rights watchdog Amnesty has urged Malaysia to abolish caning, saying that tens of thousands of migrants have received the "inhuman and degrading" punishment in recent years.
Amnesty cited a statement
02 July 2009
Burmese Injured in Malaysian Camp Riots
By LAWI WENG
The Irrawaddy News
Eight Burmese detainees were wounded after a small riot broke out at the Semenyih Immigration camp near Kajang Township, in Malaysia on Wednesday.
Speaking to The Irrawaddy on Thursday, Aung Lwin Oo,
The Irrawaddy News
Eight Burmese detainees were wounded after a small riot broke out at the Semenyih Immigration camp near Kajang Township, in Malaysia on Wednesday.
Speaking to The Irrawaddy on Thursday, Aung Lwin Oo,
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