SPECIAL HOUSE IN INSEIN PRISON BELI (r)

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We have heard enough of these. 

But, what about the old News?  

Here are some questions that require immediate attention!!
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Do you know what happend to those corrupt Generals who were kicked out 
of office at the time when SLORC was renamed as SPDC?

Do you know what specific actions are being taken on each of them? 

Where are they living now? Are they all under house arrests or are they 
being imprisioned in special detached houses inside Insein Jail as well?

Where are their wifes and children? What happened to their wifes'
businesses? Are they still operational?

Are their lives also been threatened on account of what they did?

Are we supposed to automatically accept that the rest of the Generals
under new SPDC banner are not corrupt? Would they be prepared to declare 
their assets publically? 

Let's put the record straight. We would like to hear the answers from 
the SPDC, right now. 


Minn Kyaw Minn
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>        SPECIAL HOUSE IN INSEIN PRISON BELIEVED TO BE FOR SUU KYI
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>According to informed sources from Insein Prison in Rangoon, a
>special detached house located in the women's prison section of
>the prison was being renovated last week believed to be for
>Burma's pro-democracy leader Daw Aung San Suu Kyi. 
>
>The renovation started immediately after the National League for
>Democracy (NLD) sent a letter to the State Peace and Development
>Council (SPDC) on June 24 1998 demanding that the parliament of
>the elected representatives of 1990 be convened within 60 days.
>
>The house was built in December 1995 following the NLD boycott of
>the National Convention organised by the military regime and was
>renovated at one other time in April 1996. 
>
>Meanwhile, visiting rights of all 42 NLD members of parliament
>(MP) who are in prison have been withdrawn. This is considereed
>to be a preparation for the Burmese military authorities to
>entirely restrict the movements of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi following
>the NLD's demand. This preparation coincides with attacks on Daw
>Aung San Suu Kyi from the state-own media and clamp-down on the
>NLD MPs.
>
>In addition, on 26 June 1998,  the SPDC instructed township
>authorities all over Burma to order all respective NLD MPs in
>their areas to report to them twice daily. All NLD MPs are now
>required to seek permission to travel outside their towns. 
>
>On 27 June 1998, more than 40 MPs were detained in their
>respective townships in connection with NLD's demand to convene
>parliament. Among the detained are Kyonpyaw township MP U Mahn
>Johnny, Ngapudaw MP U David Hla Myint and Pantanaw MP U Mahn
>Nyunt Thein, all of whom are from the Irrawaddy Division.
>
>A day after the NLD's demand, a scuffle broke out between the
>security forces and the NLD youth members and young supporters of
>Daw Aung San Suu Kyi when the latter tried to enter her Rangoon
>compound for a regular "reading session". Five NLD youth wing
>members sustained head injuries while Daw Aung San Suu Kyi was
>pushed to the ground during the scuffles.
>
>All Burma Students' Democratic Front (ABSDF)
>
>For more information please contact 01-654 4984, 01-253 9082
>
>
>
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