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Burma needs good human rights recordsBy Zin Linn (Page 2 of 2 pages) Become a premium member to see this article and all articles as one long page. 1 comment
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In essence what the Government is giving with one hand it is taking away with the other, ND-Burma made a comment. It also said that people of Myanmar want to trust the Government but the evidence shows its promises are every now and then empty. Only by revealing the truth and seeking justice can the Government gain the trust and respect of the people, the human rights network points out.
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Zin Linn was born on February 9, 1946 in a small town in Mandalay Division. He began writing poems in 1960 and received a B.A (Philosophy) in 1976.
He became an activist in the High School Union after the students' massacre on 7th July 1962. (more...)
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