"At a time when the Burmese military regime has come under increasing international pressure following a violent attack on pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and her supporters, the Asian Development Bank is promoting a massive power grid fueled by hydropower dams in Burma, China and Laos - all places where public opposition is stifled. The power grid plan was unveiled just weeks after at least 70 people, mostly youth activists, were killed in the May 30 attack on Suu Kyi??s motorcade, according to eyewitness accounts. While the attack has drawn sharp criticism from around the world and threats of additional economic sanctions, the Asian Development Bank?s grid plan would support one of Burma?s most controversial dams..."