*16-22.04.2006
Join Democracy for Burma Alliance
Tell Them They Are Finished
SPDC regime is finished. They have no future.
We will defeat them, and put them on trial at International Criminal Court for their crimes against humanity.
Our most respected student leader Ko Moe Thee Zun advices that we should let SPDC officials know they are finished. They should know they have no hope and no prospect. And if they realize the truth and change allegiance and come to our side, we will welcome them.
What we need to do is to contact SPDC regime’s officials wherever and whenever possible by phone, by writing letters etc, and let them know that it is not yet too late for them to stop serving under corrupt criminal military generals.
Currently, there are many military and civil officers who are completely disillusioned with SPDC regime’s endless cruelties and corruptions. Recently an officer (Major rank) from Burma’s air-force was dismissed because he criticised Than Shwe’s chaotic plans to move the capital to a remote place in jungles. These officers are ready to make a change. But they need our moral support.
We need to contact as many Burmese military and civil officers as possible both inside and outside of Burma, to let them truly understand real situations. Of course, it might be difficult to get contact with Burmese officers inside Burma because of the absolutely tight control by military regime on media and all communication channels. But we can at least quite easily contact Burmese officers outside Burma.
Here below is a list of Burmese missions abroad where you can get contact with Burmese officials to let them know that the regime they are serving for is finished.
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The
Commonwealth of
Australia
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Address
:
22
ARKANA St, YARRALUMNA, ACT 2600 |
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People's
Republic of
Bangladesh
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Address
: No. 3 BLOCK-NEL(l)
ROAD No
84, GULSHAN-2 |
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Brunei
Darussalam
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Address
: No. 14 lot 2185/46292 SIMPANG 212 JALAN KAMPONG RIMBE GADONG 3385, Post
Code BE-3119 P.O Box 1309 POST OFFI CE GADONG 3113 |
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Kingdom
of Cambodia
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Address
: 181,
PREAH
NORODON BOULEVARD,
BOEUNG KENG KANG 1, KHAN CHAMCARMON |
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People's
Republic of
China
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Address
: No. 6 DONGZHI
MEN WAI
STREET, CHAO YANG DISTRICT, 100600 |
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Consulate General |
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Address
: RM 2401-2405 & 2436-2440,
SUN HUNG
KAI CENTRE, 30 HARBOUR ROAD, WANCHAI |
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Consulate General |
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Address
: 3rd Floor BUILDING No. 3 CAMELLIA HOTEL, No. 96 EAST DONG FENG
ROAD, |
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The
Arab Republic of Egypt
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Address
: No. 24,
MOHAMED
MAZHAR St. ZAMALEK |
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Republic
of India
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Address
: 3/50 F, NYAYAMARG, CHANAKYAPURI
NEW
DELHI 110021 |
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Republic
of Indonesia
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Address
: 109, JL. HAJIAGUS SALIM, MENTENG,
JAKARTA
PUSAT |
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Japan
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Address
: 8-26, 4-CHOME, KITA-SHINAGAWA, SHINAGAWA-KU TOKYO 140-0001 |
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Republic
of Korea
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Address
: 723-1, 724-1, HANNAM-DONG YONGSAMN-KU,
SEOUL,
140-210 |
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Lao
People's Democratic Republic
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Address
: BAN THONG KANG, SOK PALAUNG, P.O. Box No. 11 |
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Malaysia
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Address
: No. 10 JALAN MENGKUANG, OFF JALANG RU, 55000 |
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Kingdom
of Nepal
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Address
: CHAKUPAT, PATAN
GATE,
LALITPUR P.O.Box 2437 |
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Islamic
Republic of Pakistan
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Address
: No. 201 St N0 10, SECTOR E-7 |
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Republic
of the
Philippines
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Address
: 4th Floor, XANLAND CENTRE, 152, AMORSOLO St, LEGASPI VILLAGE, MAKATI
CITY,
METRO MENALI |
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Republic
of Singapore
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Address
: 15,
St
MARTIN'S DRIVE, SINGAPORE 257996 |
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The
Republic of South Africa
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Address
: 319 MURRAY St. BROOKLYN,
PRETORIA
P.O. Box 12121, QUEENSWOOD 0121 |
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Democratic Socialist
Republic
of Sri Lanka
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Address
:
No. 108
BARNES PLACE, COLOMBO 7 |
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Kingdom
of Thailand
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Address
: 132,
SATHORN
NUA ROAD, BANGKOK 10500 |
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Socialist
Republic of Vietnam
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Address
: A-3 (101-104), VANPHUC DIPLOMATIC QUARTERS
KIM MA
St. |
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Republic
of France
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Address
: No. 60, RUE DE COURCELLES, 75008-PARIS |
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Swiss
Confederation
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Address
: 47, AVENUE BLANC, 1202
GENEVA |
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Federal
Republic of Germany
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Address
: ZIMMER
STR 56,
10117 BERLIN MITTE, F.R.G |
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The
State of
Israel
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Address
: No. 26 HAYARKON St. TEL AVIV 68011 |
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Republic
of Italy
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Address
: VIALE GIOACCHINO ROSSINI, NO 18, Int 2, 1st Floor 00198 |
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Russian
Federation
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Address
: 41. UL. B. NIKITSKAYA (GERTSENA), |
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United
Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
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Address
: 19A,
CHARLES
St, LONDON W1J 5DX |
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Serbia
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Address
: KNEZA MILOZA 72,
BELGRADE
11000 |
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Federative
Republic
of Brazil
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Address
: SHIS QL 08, CONJUNTO 04,
CASA 05,
LAGOSUL, 71620-245 BRASILIA-DF |
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Canada
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Address
:
SANDRINGHAM BUILDING, 85 RANGE ROAD, SUITE 902-903, ONTARIO KIN 8J6 |
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United
States of America
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Address
: 2300 S
St.
N.W. WASHINGTON D.C 20008 |
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New York. |
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Address
:
10 EAST
77TH St. N. Y 10021 |
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Comments
Baydin Sayar said _
Dear Sir, sending the SLORC war criminals to the
Hague is a MISTAKE! They should be kept in MOSCOW Insein.
WHY? Because....
The International Prison in the Hague is the Hotel Hilton by Burmese standards.
Prisoners are treated humanely, they have a warm bed with blankets and pillow,
they get heat in the winter and A/C in the summer, they can use the bathroom to
wash and relieve themselves, and they are actually supplied real toilet paper
for free, and they truly get 3 meals a day!!
And if they are bored, they can have a TV in their rooms, if they want to
exercise, there is an exercise room with weights to lift. If they are still
bored, they can walk outside in the prison lawn, get visitors from outside, and
even get conjugal visits.
Why should SLORC criminals enjoy all these creature comforts??? My poor friends
have been to Moscow Insein and they tell me first hand::::
There is no bed, no blankets, just the hard floor; there are no 3 meals, just a
plate of half-cooked mushy rice with ga-zoon-ywet leaves that are
unwashed, with soil and worms all cut up and served as curry; pair-hin (bean
soup) with sand and gravel mixed in.
The prisoners have no bathroom or toilet but a miserable bucket and no toilet
paper. Huh!
There is nothing to do, no TV, no exercise room, no visits, forget about
conjugal visits. The only thing is the beating and harassments and that
includes sexual harassments and torture.
Why should European taxpayers have to pay for the comfort of our SLORC
criminals?
We should hold the Court here in Burma, in Rangoon and keep the criminals in
Insein Moscow Htaung where they will get a taste of their own medicine.
Such is the revolving wheel of Karma, Woot Lair Gyin!!!!
Let the international observers and reporters come to Burma along with all the
tourists since the country is now free and needs all the tourist dollars it can
get.
Let our own Peoples of Burma participate in the trials which should be conducted
in Aung San Football Stadium so that there will be the maximum number of
spectators, and build extra platform seats in the nearby hill of the
Presbyterian Church just west of the Stadium where people usually go to watch
the football games. More people can watch the trials from there and let the
proceedings be on the aw lan megaphone so the people outside the stadium and on
the hill can hear what's being said inside, not to mention minute-by-minute
coverage with Burma TV and Democratic Voice of Burma TV and other stations.
We need to hold the trials in Burma so the maximum number of witnesses can take
part. Who would pay for our witnesses to go to Europe?
In between trials, the prisoners should be made to smash rocks with hammers (aloke
kyan net htaung dan hsair gabah, severe labor with prison for the span of
ten worlds)
Mr. Goodluck said _
Hope can foster dreams, but actualization needs more than hope. It needs strategy, calculation and understanding of reality.
Jaikeo/Shan Tayoke said _
I am glad to hear that our people are finally
realized that the military have so long fooled us by their words of
reconciliation.
I and my friends will write to all above Burmese embassies.
Your Comments here_
If you have evidences of genocide committed by military regime please contact burmadigest@tayzathuria.org.uk