Myanmar

If Billy was framed for the Myanmar issue, why has 'The Young and the Restless' made the event out to be so much more?

The third ruler asked when his country would have enough water and electricity. This time, according to Christopher Rhoads of the Wall Street Journal, 10.18.07, it was God who broke into tears, saying "Not in My Life!"

A natural disaster in Myanmar has effects on Laos, Thailand, Vietnam and China.

Less than three years after a massive cyclone ravaged the country, Myanmar was hit by two intense earthquakes on Thursday. The first earthquake reached a 6.8 magnitude. The second shortly thereafter measured approximately a 4.8

With all of the recent coverage of the 9.0 earthquake that hit Japan on March 11, we are far too familiar with the damage and death that accompanies a disaster of this magnitude.

On Thursday night the Northeastern part of Myanmar was hit by a very powerful 6.8 magnitude earthquake. The earthquake was felt in Bangkok

Though survivors have reported abuse by Myanmar's junta, there has been no systematic report of repression in Myanmar. Physicians for Human Rights has published a report showing widespread crimes against humanity against the Chin people of Myanmar.

Aung San Suu Kyi is released from detention and continues her fight for human rights and democracy in Myanmar.

Suu Kyi has been released in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma. She had spent the last 7 1/2 years under house arrest.

News of elections to be held in Myanmar meet skepticism around the world.

Despite the call for a "free and fair" election for Myanmar, many signs still point to the opposite.

Cyclone Nargis was a severely devastating cyclone for multiple reasons. The cyclone's impact on Myanmar was substantial. Myanmar should learn from this cyclone to prepare for future disasters.

This paper is a brief description of the National League for Democracy (NLD) in Myanmar. Discusses the background behind the forming of it, the governments attacks on the people of Myanmar, and the international efforts to bring Democracy to Myanmar.

In a recent article on Myanmar, The New York Times' Mark McDonald fell short of quality expectations for the paper of record.

An Interview with Hakan Tongul of the UN World Food Programme

A look at how the government of Myanmar condemned tens of thousands to unnecessarily die following the cyclone and the lack of an adequate international response.

This is about Myanmar Journalist, Win Tin who was commited to prison and recently released for advocating peace and freedom through non violent means

This is about Aung San Suu Kyi, a freedom fighter and a novel peace prize winner for her continued fight for freedom and democracy through non-violent means

All the public outcry against the Myanmar junta will not change the ugly realities of opium, heroin, life and death in The Golden Triangle. The media at this time remains strangely silent about the involvement of the illegal drug trade in Myanmar's suffering.

It's time to reassess the Burmese export industry, which is destroying a natural defense against killer waves.

Here you will find a short synopsis on three charities that are helping in Myanmar in China. Use this information to help make a decision about where to make a donation.

Myanmar and China both suffered devastating natural disasters in the last two weeks, but only China is openly and graciously accepting the world's help in recovering.

The key to a lasting peace is not so much the plan as the Man with the plan. This Man is not Jesus Christ.

Sometimes I cannot begin to express my disbelief and anger over the mean-spiritedness and stupidity of people. This happens on a personal and national level, and it makes no sense.

The fate of the Myanmar nation is at the hand of the corrupt military junta.

Please take a look again, I know you can see and hear and even feel the effects of "jihad" the Islamic term. At any rate people who profess a love for their God and traditions of their religion have come to hate, or have distaste for others who are different.

The massive suffering caused by Cyclone Nargis is only being compounded by the cruel actions of Myanmar's ruling junta. The world has responded with talk, but not action. The time for posturing is over.

Cylone Nargis ha done a lot of damage already and many more severe problems may be underway if the emergency aid is not stepped up. Is the Junta more preoccupid with its grip on power than the people? When the people are gone who are you going to hold the power on?

Cyclone Nargis has caused destruction in Myanmar, so we held a vigil to keep the victims in our prayers.

With death tolls soaring into the 10,000's, authorities in Myanmar, Burma are refusing to let some relief workers and transports into the devasted country. International Aid in Spring Lake, Michigan is preparing a mass shipment with mobile medical facility.