Website review: US Campaign for Burma
Horsefire discovered this in Activism
•26 reviews since May 11, 2005
activism, burma, humanitarianism
•uscampaignforburma.org
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Horsefire discovered 39 months ago
"Support the World's Only Imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize Recipient On Her 60th Birthday- June 17th and 19th, 2005." "Just as the world rallied around Nelson Mandela when he spent his 70th birthday behind bars as a politcal prisoner in South Africa, every single person in the world who cares about human rights should take action to support Aung San Suu Kyi on her 60th birthday."
- AngelaHayden rated 2 months ago
- take action
- yethuthu rated 3 months ago
- Millions Rallied to Free Nelson Mandela and South Africa. Now it's Burma's Turn. Please Join US Campaign for Burma and help them. For freedom of Imprisoned Noble Peace Price winner, Congressional Gold Medal Award winner Aung San Suu Kyi and Burmese people. TOGETHER we can make a difference, for the world's peace, freedom and human rights. Let the Dictatorship be gone forever from this earth. let your VOICE be heard and join US Campaign for Burma NOW!!
- wafflehousehero rated 7 months ago
- I surprisingly have not heard about this. Hmm... Just how Bush wanted it!
- Creamtangerine rated 8 months ago
- China is paralyzing UN Security Council action on Burma. They are the main economic, military, and political supporters of the military junta. For fifteen years China has refused to press its closest ally to allow its people human rights, and used its veto power to block the UN Security Council from acting. As a result, the UN is making the same mistakes it made on Darfur and Rwanda. We are calling on people of conscience throughout the world to boycott the 2008 Chinese Olympics, join our efforts.
- LessThanNickel rated 8 months ago
- This MUST be addressed!
- laddeedee rated 9 months ago
- HELP BURMA let your VOICE be heard.SCREAM!!
- 14Peacenow rated 9 months ago
- China is paralyzing UN Security Council action on Burma. They are the main economic, military, and political supporters of the military junta. For fifteen years China has refused to press its closest ally to allow its people human rights, and used its veto power to block the UN Security Council from acting. As a result, the UN is making the same mistakes it made on Darfur and Rwanda. We are calling on people of conscience throughout the world to boycott the 2008 Chinese Olympics, join our efforts.
- Medea89 rated 9 months ago
- &n bsp; &nbs p; The UN should act now on Burma! Letter from over 25 artists calls on Secretary General to "personally Intervene" to secure the release of Aung San Suu Kyi, the world's only imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize recipient. The letter was organized by the US Campaign for Burma and Human Rights Action Center and led by Oscar-winning acteress Anjelika Huston. Dear United Nations Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon, We are writing to urge you to personally intervene to secure the release of the world's only imprisoned Nobel Prize recipient, Aung San Suu Kyi. As you know, she has been held under house arrest in the southeast Asian country of Burma for 12 of the past 17 years. On June 19th, she spent her 62nd birthday under house arrest. Aung San Suu Kyi is not just a charismatic leader, she is the elected leader of the Burmese people. In Burma's last election, she won 82% of the seats in Parliament, yet the military regime cruelly locked her up along with many members of her party. Meanwhile, according to the United Nations expert on human rights in Burma, the ruling military regime has burned down or otherwise destroyed over 3,000 villages in eastern Burma, forcing over 1 million and a half people to flee their homes. This courageous, brave woman whom many call "Burma's Nelson Mandela" should be released and the military regime should end its attacks on civilians. We urge you to take action to secure her immediate release. Sincerely, Jennifer Aniston, Anne Archer, Jim Carey, Dustin Hoffman, Anjelica Huston,Christine Lahti, Susan Sarandon,Robin Williams,Robin Wright, Bono, US Senator John McCaine (R-AZ), US Senator Dianne Feinstein (D_CA), and many others. Aung San Suu Kyi
- Chris606 rated 9 months ago
- DMX! ...X GONNA GIVE IT TO YA! HAHAHA But seriously, I'm excited for the Olympics; I can't wait to see Japan hand the US it's ass in Judo!
- WalkiriaA rated 9 months ago
- That is something we all can do and I dare to say that we must!
