Free Mading Zau Bawk
Mading Zau Bawk is a 23-year-old Kachin farmer who was arrested in May 2012 and tortured brutally by the military-backed government in Burma.
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Drop the Charges against Andy Hall
Andy Hall is a researcher who defends the rights of migrants in Thailand, including migrants from Burma.
In 2013 he was involved in exposing how a factory in Thailand was committing human rights abuses against migrant workers in its factory. Abuses included child labour, workers being beaten, being paid illegally low wages and facing dangerous working conditions.
Children are dying because the Burmese government is stopping aid.
One of the tools the Burmese government uses to drive the Rohingya out of Burma is to deliberately impoverish them, and to block aid to the 140,000 people living in squalid camps after fleeing their homes in 2012.
Join us in calling on UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon to personally take the lead in negotiating free humanitarian access in Rakhine State, where most Rohingya live.
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Two Kachin Teachers Raped and Murdered By Burmese Army – Will British Government Fail To Act Again?
In the early hours of 20th January 2015, two ethnic Kachin teachers, Maran Lu Ra (20 years old) and Tangbau Hkawn Nan Tsin (21 years old), were brutally raped and killed by Burmese Army soldiers who had recently arrived in their village.
Stop Rape and Sexual Violence in Burma
In June 2014, Burma became the 150th country to sign the Declaration to End Sexual Violence in Conflict just prior to the global summit, which was held in London. The declaration contains practical and political commitments to end impunity, promote accountability, and provide justice and safety for victims of sexual violence in conflicts.
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