There was a horrific case at Landfall Island in the Andaman and Nicobar atoll of India on 11 February 1998. It includes killing of the six innocent Burmese national leaders (Arakanese and Karen nationals from Burma) and illegal detention of their 34 followers by the Indian government. They belong to the National United Party of Arakan (NUPA) and Karen National Union (KNU), ethnic nationalities organizations from Burma that have been fighting against the military regime for decades for self-determination and human rights. Those Arakanese and Karen leaders were killed by a joint operation of the three wings of the Indian armed forces code-named
Seeing this groundswell of support brings me back to the moment I first learned about the massacre at Landfall Island. The silence surrounding these deaths has been crushing for far too long. Your dedication to seeking justice for these leaders proves that we will not let their memory fade into history.
Reached 100 supporters
June 4, 2007
June 3, 2007
My father spent his life fighting for the dreams of these men and the loss of those six leaders still haunts our movement. We are nearing a hundred signatures but we need a final push to force the world to recognize this injustice. Please get this link in front of someone new today so we can keep the memory of their sacrifice alive.
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Elena Velez
19 years ago
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So much corruption. Prayers for the people of Burma still fighting for their freedom.
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Mark Russell
19 years ago
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the indian govt has blood on its hands for this. release the survivors now
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Kevin Rogers
19 years ago
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How is this not world news? 6 people murdered and nobody says a word. UN needs to step in.
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Jessica Navarro
19 years ago
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My heart breaks for the families who have waited this long for answers. Stop the cover up.
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David May
19 years ago
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This is completely wrong. What happened on that island was a massacre and the truth needs to come out finally.
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Sarah Sutton
19 years ago
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Justice for the families of those men! How can a government just get away with killing people like that?
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There was a horrific case at Landfall Island in the Andaman and Nicobar atoll of India on 11 February 1998. It includes killing of the six innocent Burmese national leaders (Arakanese and Karen nationals from Burma) and illegal detention of their 34 followers by the Indian government. They belong to the National United Party of Arakan (NUPA) and Karen National Union (KNU), ethnic nationalities organizations from Burma that have been fighting against the military regime for decades for self-determination and human rights. Those Arakanese and Karen leaders were killed by a joint operation of the three wings of the Indian armed forces code-named
Seeing this groundswell of support brings me back to the moment I first learned about the massacre at Landfall Island. The silence surrounding these deaths has been crushing for far too long. Your dedication to seeking justice for these leaders proves that we will not let their memory fade into history.
Reached 100 supporters
June 4, 2007
June 3, 2007
My father spent his life fighting for the dreams of these men and the loss of those six leaders still haunts our movement. We are nearing a hundred signatures but we need a final push to force the world to recognize this injustice. Please get this link in front of someone new today so we can keep the memory of their sacrifice alive.
6 Comments
E
Elena Velez
19 years ago
Featured
So much corruption. Prayers for the people of Burma still fighting for their freedom.
M
Mark Russell
19 years ago
Featured
the indian govt has blood on its hands for this. release the survivors now
K
Kevin Rogers
19 years ago
Featured
How is this not world news? 6 people murdered and nobody says a word. UN needs to step in.
J
Jessica Navarro
19 years ago
Featured
My heart breaks for the families who have waited this long for answers. Stop the cover up.
D
David May
19 years ago
Featured
This is completely wrong. What happened on that island was a massacre and the truth needs to come out finally.
S
Sarah Sutton
19 years ago
Featured
Justice for the families of those men! How can a government just get away with killing people like that?
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So much corruption. Prayers for the people of Burma still fighting for their freedom.