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The holy month of Ramadan saw terrorist attacks claimed by Islamic State take almost 400 lives around the world. [2]
The Criminal Court on Tuesday acquitted People's Party MP and former leader of the We Volunteer (WeVo) activist group, Piyarat "Toto" Chongthep, of lèse-majesté and computer crime charges stemming from a Facebook post. [3]
LONDON -- Extremism is on the march in France. Two of the four leading candidates in the first round of the country's presidential elections on Sunday are populists -- one on the right and one on the left. [4]
RANGOON — An activist in Mandalay said he is facing criminal charges for organizing an unauthorized protest calling for an inquiry into the recent killing of a journalist, while two activists in Prome said they were likely to be charged for holding a... [5]
RANGOON — Leaders from Burma’s most prominent pro-democracy group on Thursday condemned the government’s handling of a protest in Rangoon just hours prior, when baton-wielding police and plainclothes thugs forcibly dispersed a crowd in front of City ... [7]
RANGOON — In a rare public statement, President Thein Sein has acknowledged the important role in Burma’s history of the 1988 pro-democracy uprising, which was brutally crushed by the military, leaving thousands of people dead. [9]
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The holy month of Ramadan saw terrorist attacks claimed by Islamic State take almost 400 lives around the world.
The Criminal Court on Tuesday acquitted People's Party MP and former leader of the We Volunteer (WeVo) activist group, Piyarat "Toto" Chongthep, of lèse-majesté and computer crime charges stemming from a Facebook post.
LONDON -- Extremism is on the march in France. Two of the four leading candidates in the first round of the country's presidential elections on Sunday are populists -- one on the right and one on the left.
RANGOON — An activist in Mandalay said he is facing criminal charges for organizing an unauthorized protest calling for an inquiry into the recent killing of a journalist, while two activists in Prome said they were likely to be charged for holding a
RANGOON — Leaders from Burma’s most prominent pro-democracy group on Thursday condemned the government’s handling of a protest in Rangoon just hours prior, when baton-wielding police and plainclothes thugs forcibly dispersed a crowd in front of City
RANGOON — In a rare public statement, President Thein Sein has acknowledged the important role in Burma’s history of the 1988 pro-democracy uprising, which was brutally crushed by the military, leaving thousands of people dead.