The release of our leaders and the commencement of dialogue proves that persistent pressure forces change. Our struggle resulted in this victory but we must remain watchful to ensure these talks lead to lasting freedom. Thank you to the 1,262 people who stood firm and refused to remain silent.
Request of 88 Generation Students and the people of the Union of Burma
The current situation of the Union of Burma is at its most challenging stage. To solve all problems in Burma, it is a right time to hold a tripartite dialogue amongst the ruling military regime - State Peace and Development Council, the National league for Democarcy which won the 1990 general election, and ethnic nationalities.
For the national interest and national reconciliation in Burma, therefore, we hereby sign and express our willingness:
- For the release of all political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, U Tin OO, Khun Tun Oo and other ethnic leaders, and 88 generation student leaders such as Min Ko Naing, Min Zay Ya, Ko Ko Gyi, Htwe Kywe and Pyone Cho and;
- For the substantive political talks and dialogue in Burma.
88 Generation Students and People of Burma
We just hit 1,000 signatures for the tripartite dialogue. Send this petition link to three people in your network right now. Post the link to your Facebook page to keep the pressure on the regime.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 27, 2006
October 23, 2006
This sudden surge of support proves that the call for national dialogue is louder than ever. Post this link on your Facebook wall immediately to force the regime to acknowledge our demands for the release of all political prisoners. Email your local representatives today and tell them to pressure the council for substantive talks.
Reached 100 supporters
October 2, 2006
6 Comments
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Khin Fletcher
19 years ago
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Free them all now. Its been way too long and our country deserves better than this.
M
Myint Day
19 years ago
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talks need to happen asap. so much suffering for our people.
Z
Zin Lee
19 years ago
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democracy for burma please.
T
Thida Acosta
19 years ago
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Praying for peace and actual change. Enough with the military rule.
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Aung Hughes
19 years ago
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RELEASE DAW AUNG SAN SUU KYI! The people have spoken a long time ago.
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Nay Todd
19 years ago
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Min Ko Naing and all the others should be home with their families. free the prisoners.
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The release of our leaders and the commencement of dialogue proves that persistent pressure forces change. Our struggle resulted in this victory but we must remain watchful to ensure these talks lead to lasting freedom. Thank you to the 1,262 people who stood firm and refused to remain silent.
Request of 88 Generation Students and the people of the Union of Burma
The current situation of the Union of Burma is at its most challenging stage. To solve all problems in Burma, it is a right time to hold a tripartite dialogue amongst the ruling military regime - State Peace and Development Council, the National league for Democarcy which won the 1990 general election, and ethnic nationalities.
For the national interest and national reconciliation in Burma, therefore, we hereby sign and express our willingness:
- For the release of all political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, U Tin OO, Khun Tun Oo and other ethnic leaders, and 88 generation student leaders such as Min Ko Naing, Min Zay Ya, Ko Ko Gyi, Htwe Kywe and Pyone Cho and;
- For the substantive political talks and dialogue in Burma.
88 Generation Students and People of Burma
We just hit 1,000 signatures for the tripartite dialogue. Send this petition link to three people in your network right now. Post the link to your Facebook page to keep the pressure on the regime.
Reached 1,000 supporters
October 27, 2006
October 23, 2006
This sudden surge of support proves that the call for national dialogue is louder than ever. Post this link on your Facebook wall immediately to force the regime to acknowledge our demands for the release of all political prisoners. Email your local representatives today and tell them to pressure the council for substantive talks.
Reached 100 supporters
October 2, 2006
6 Comments
K
Khin Fletcher
19 years ago
Featured
Free them all now. Its been way too long and our country deserves better than this.
M
Myint Day
19 years ago
Featured
talks need to happen asap. so much suffering for our people.
Z
Zin Lee
19 years ago
Featured
democracy for burma please.
T
Thida Acosta
19 years ago
Featured
Praying for peace and actual change. Enough with the military rule.
A
Aung Hughes
19 years ago
Featured
RELEASE DAW AUNG SAN SUU KYI! The people have spoken a long time ago.
N
Nay Todd
19 years ago
Featured
Min Ko Naing and all the others should be home with their families. free the prisoners.
Free them all now. Its been way too long and our country deserves better than this.