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HRW Report: “The Long Road To The Hague”

The Long Road to The Hague An Interview with James Ross, Legal & Policy Director at Human Rights Watch by The Irradwaddy Published in: The Irrawaddy August 22, 2010 James Ross is the Legal and Policy Director at Human Rights Watch, where he has worked since 2001. He previously worked in the Humanitarian Affairs office of [...]

Lovemine National Event Update

In October we had the opportunity to work with a student group from Pepperdine University called Lovemine. They were responsible for the nationwide live broadcast for Burma called the Ignite Project. During that event students from all over the country not only watched online but also wrote letters to their Senator. We are happy to [...]

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Thank You

Dear Friends of eleho, As we look ahead to 2010 we want to take a moment to thank each of you for your support of eleho in 2009.  Last year presented us with amazing opportunities to spread awareness and build deep, strategic relationships both here in the States and in Burma/Thailand.  We’d like to share [...]

Hope For The Child Of War

Partners staff and volunteers work closely with Burma’s refugees and internally displaced people. One particular community along the Thai-Burma border is Shan Town*.

Ignite Project

Our friends in Malibu, CA are leading an event in partnership with several organizations to raise the level of awareness of issues pertaining to Burma. The live broadcast begins at 6pm Pacific Standard Time.

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    HRW Report: Burma: Military Party Guaranteed to Dominate Elections

    Burma: Military Party Guaranteed to Dominate Elections Merger of Two Junta-Backed Groups Undercuts Genuine Participation (New York, July 19, 2010) – The merging of Burma’s largest government-controlled social welfare organization into the army’s recently formed political party is clear evidence that the planned 2010 elections will not be legitimate, Human Rights Watch said today. On [...]

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    HRW Report – Burma: After Cyclone, Repression Impedes Civil Society and Aid

    Burma: After Cyclone, Repression Impedes Civil Society and Aid Humanitarian Space Across Country Again Narrowing Ahead of 2010 Polls (Bangkok, April 29, 2010) – The Burmese government continues to deny basic freedoms and place undue restrictions on aid agencies despite significant gains in rehabilitating areas devastated by Cyclone Nargis two years ago, Human Rights Watch [...]

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    VoiceOfSanDiego.org – Burmese Refugees In San Diego

    “Without rice,” said Mu Naw, “we cannot live.” But on Tuesday, that now-constant worry was salved, for the time being. A 25-pound sack rested at the hem of Naw’s bright purple sarong as she stood beside friends outside the worn City Heights apartment building whose units have, in the last two years, slowly been occupied [...]

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    HRW Report – Burma: Election Laws May Shut Down Opposition Parties

    Burma: Election Laws May Shut Down Opposition Parties Influential Governments Should Reject Sham Process (New York, March 10, 2010) – Newly issued laws in preparation for 2010 elections in Burma are designed to exclude the main opposition party and ensure a victory for the ruling military, Human Rights Watch said today. The ruling State Peace [...]

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