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OPEN LETTER TO H.E. XI JINPING

OPEN LETTER TO H.E. XI JINPING PresidentThe People’s Republic of China 10 MAY 2023 Mr. President, we do understand that you have several reasons to influence Myanmar because: China and Myanmar share a long-standing history of diplomatic and cultural ties, which have been strengthened by their shared experience of colonialism and struggles for independence. With …

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OPEN LETTER TO ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS

OPEN LETTER TO ASSOCIATION OF SOUTHEAST ASIAN NATIONS ChairpersonAssociation of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) 26 APRIL 2023 In the two years since ASEAN issued its Five-Point Consensus (5PC) the Myanmar military ‘has brought the country into a perpetual human rights crisis through continuous use of violence, including killing, arbitrarily arresting, torturing, forcibly disappearing, prosecuting, and …

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The 75th Diamond Jubilee Independence Day
Statement

The 75th Diamond Jubilee Independence DayStatement Wednesday, 4 January 2023CRPH/NUG Support Group (Australia) Today, the 4th of January 2023, is the 75th Anniversary of Myanmar Independence Day. Myanmar got independence from the British on the 4th of January 1948 after fighting against the colonial system decades ago. The achieving independence proves that the people, citizens, …

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CRPH/NUG Support Group (Australia) statement on ASEAN leaders’ review and decisions of ASEAN’S 5 Point Consensus for Myanmar

CRPH/NUG Support Group (Australia) statement on ASEAN leaders’ review and decisions of ASEAN’S 5 Point Consensus for Myanmar Tuesday, 22 November 2022CRPH/NUG Support Group (Australia) The CRPH/NUG Support Group Australia welcomes the release of Professor Sean Turnell and that he is safely home in Australia. However, Myanmar has a history of releasing prisoners at politically …

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[Independent Australia] Future Fund’s Adani investment supports Myanmar coup

Nearly 18 months after the coup in Myanmar, Professor David Kinley asks why Australia’s Future Fund is still investing in Adani Ports whose contracts with the Myanmar military are worth $290 million. At $3.2 million, the Future Fund’s equity holding in Adani Ports is relatively small. The concern lies not so much in the dollar …

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