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All the demonstrators did was to ask for better living conditions for
the Burmese people. In return they got jailed. Happily the nine
arrested were released again today. But the episode reminds me of my
own humble experience of being trailed by two Burmese police men on a
motor bike through the streets of Rangoon.
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at 16:45 on March 1st, 2007
There's a lot more to this story than meets our eye, Sandvand.
Please help us understand what's going on in Rangoon.
I’ve temporarily flagged your item as Incomplete. Please feel free to write your own comment in response, but first check out NowPublic news values and the other stuff that's there.
Please let me know if you decide to do more work on this worthy story!
at 14:40 on March 2nd, 2007
I agree: The story could be worked even more on, and I might do that later. What I published on NowPublic, was the lead to a longer piece on Asia Observer (http//www.asiaobserver.com), my website and a portal to Asia.
And the situation in Burma IS complicated with numerous conflicting interests playing out in the struggle for power. What you observer as a visitor is one perspective, but certainly not the only one. I will get back later with more on this.
John