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Thursday, 25 August 2011
Wednesday, 24 August 2011
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
Course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
Dear all,
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
We are going to hold course completion ceremony for CSO , Networking and Democracy Course.
This course is especially designed for building Democracy Network nationwide .
This is the first Batch , the participants are from Kachin Democracy Network.
Participants from all States and Divisions will join the course as planned , Second Batch is from , Sagaing Division.
If you want to know more information, pls contact U Aung Kyi Nyunt ,Director and Spoke person of the BAYDA Institiute and U Ko Ko Myint ,Head of Institute.
U Aung Kyi Nyunt : 09 731 41295U , Ko Ko Myint 09 49501030
Best
Myo Yan Naung Thein
Director
BAYDA INSTITUTE
http://www.bdcburma.org
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana
Yangon, August 24 -- On the fourth day of his five-day official visit to Myanmar, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana held one and a half hour talks with democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi at her residence this afternoon.
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana
Yangon, August 24 -- On the fourth day of his five-day official visit to Myanmar, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana held one and a half hour talks with democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi at her residence this afternoon.
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana
Yangon, August 24 -- On the fourth day of his five-day official visit to Myanmar, the United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar Tomas Ojea Quintana held one and a half hour talks with democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi at her residence this afternoon.
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
Asked by newsmen who surrounded Quintana and Aung San Suu Kyi, the democracy icon said: “I am very much satisfied with my talks with Mr. Quintana. I look upon him as a dependable person with sincere goodwill for promotion of human rights in Myanmar.”
As for Mr. Quintana, he reserved his comments on his talks with Aung San Suu Kyi as well as on the results of his five-day mission for the press conference he will be giving tomorrow evening at the Yangon International Airport before departing Myanmar.
Since his appointment to the post of United Nations Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Myanmar in May 2008, Quintana has previously come here three times – the first time in August 2008, second time in February 2009 and the third time in February 2010.
In all these three previous visits, Quintana was barred from seeing Aung San Suu Kyi by the previous military government. Thus this is the first time Quintana has the chance to hold talks with Aung San Suu Kyi.
On arrival in Nay Pyi Taw on the first day of his visit on August 21 this year, Quintana was cordially received by Myanmar Foreign Minister U Wunna Maung Lwin.
The state media said Quintana and Wunna Maung Lwin held talks discussing progress of improvement of human rights in Myanmar.
The same day he was received by Minister for Home Affairs Lt-Gen Ko Ko, who happens to be the Chairman of the Myanmar Human Rights Committee.
On his second day of his visit on August 22, Quintana has met and separately held talks with Chief Justice U Tun Tun Oo, Attorney-General U Tun Shin, Minister for Labour U Aung Kyi, Minister for Defence Maj-Gen Hla Min.
The next day on August 23, Quintana separately met and held talks with Speaker of Pyithu Hluttaw Thura U Shwe Mann and Speaker of Amyotha Hluttaw U Khin Aung Myint. Quintana also met and held talks with chairmen of various parliamentary committees.
Political observers here commented that the way Quintana was eagerly received by the authorities of Thein Sein government contrasted with the way he was not warmly received by the previous military government.
http://www.bdcburma.org
Friday, 19 August 2011
Burma: Democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and President of the Union U Thein Sein held one-to-one talks
Yangon, August 19 -- Democracy icon Aung San Suu Kyi and President of the Union U Thein Sein held one-to-one talks at the President Residence in Nay Pyi Taw from 4 pm to 5 pm ( MST ) this afternoon, according to U Khun That Myint, NLD officer in charge of security of Aung San Suu Kyi.
“Following this one hour talks, Aung San Suu Kyi accompanied by U Khun Thar Myint and her personal assistant Daw Su Su Lwin met Daw Khin Khin Win, wife of the President and President’s grand daughter at the President Residence in Nay Pyi Taw,” U Khun Thar Myint told @@ adding that this fifteen minutes meeting was entirely devoted to familiarizing the democracy icon with the President family.
Khun Thar Myint described the 15-minute meeting, which he attended as “very cordial in a friendly atmosphere.”
However so Khun Thar Myint said he had no knowledge of what the President and democracy icon talked for one hour.
Khun Thar Myint added that Aung San Suu Kyi is due to stop over for the night in Nay Pyi Taw as special guest of the government.
For Aung San Suu Kyi ( 66 ), who have all along demanded for dialogue with the Head of State for several years as part of her efforts to achieve national reconciliation with the ruling government, her desire for such a dialogue has now been fulfilled though nobody knows yet what the President and Nobel Laureate talked about during one hour.
This morning Aung San Suu Kyi accompanied by her personal assistant Daw Su Su Lwin and her chief NLD security officer U Khun Thar Myint was taken to Nay Pyi Taw by government car.
In contrast to the rumours about her being taken to Nay Pyi Taw to attend the national level workshop on Reforming Economic Development, which was held in Nay Pyi Taw this afternoon, were all dashed to ground.
Yangon, August 19 -- President of Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Thein Sein received Daw Aung San Suu Kyi at his office in Nay Pyi Taw at 4 pm this afternoon, the state-owned TV announced at 8;30 pm this evening.
The TV also showed footage of the meeting between Thein Sein and Aung San Suu Kyi.
“During the meeting, President U Thein Sein and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi cordially and frankly discussed prospects for cooperation on matters that would benefit the country and the people while keeping aside different opinions,” the TV said.
The TV also announced that during the meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, President Thein Sein took the opportunity to explain to her the endeavours being made by his government in the interests of the country and the people.
Thought the TV did not announce how long this one-to-one talks took place, NLD security officer Khun Thar Myint, who accompanied the democracy icon to Nay Pyi Taw said the meeting lasted one hour.
http://www.bdcburma.org/NewsDetails.asp?id=899
“Following this one hour talks, Aung San Suu Kyi accompanied by U Khun Thar Myint and her personal assistant Daw Su Su Lwin met Daw Khin Khin Win, wife of the President and President’s grand daughter at the President Residence in Nay Pyi Taw,” U Khun Thar Myint told @@ adding that this fifteen minutes meeting was entirely devoted to familiarizing the democracy icon with the President family.
Khun Thar Myint described the 15-minute meeting, which he attended as “very cordial in a friendly atmosphere.”
However so Khun Thar Myint said he had no knowledge of what the President and democracy icon talked for one hour.
Khun Thar Myint added that Aung San Suu Kyi is due to stop over for the night in Nay Pyi Taw as special guest of the government.
For Aung San Suu Kyi ( 66 ), who have all along demanded for dialogue with the Head of State for several years as part of her efforts to achieve national reconciliation with the ruling government, her desire for such a dialogue has now been fulfilled though nobody knows yet what the President and Nobel Laureate talked about during one hour.
This morning Aung San Suu Kyi accompanied by her personal assistant Daw Su Su Lwin and her chief NLD security officer U Khun Thar Myint was taken to Nay Pyi Taw by government car.
In contrast to the rumours about her being taken to Nay Pyi Taw to attend the national level workshop on Reforming Economic Development, which was held in Nay Pyi Taw this afternoon, were all dashed to ground.
Yangon, August 19 -- President of Republic of the Union of Myanmar U Thein Sein received Daw Aung San Suu Kyi at his office in Nay Pyi Taw at 4 pm this afternoon, the state-owned TV announced at 8;30 pm this evening.
The TV also showed footage of the meeting between Thein Sein and Aung San Suu Kyi.
“During the meeting, President U Thein Sein and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi cordially and frankly discussed prospects for cooperation on matters that would benefit the country and the people while keeping aside different opinions,” the TV said.
The TV also announced that during the meeting with Aung San Suu Kyi, President Thein Sein took the opportunity to explain to her the endeavours being made by his government in the interests of the country and the people.
Thought the TV did not announce how long this one-to-one talks took place, NLD security officer Khun Thar Myint, who accompanied the democracy icon to Nay Pyi Taw said the meeting lasted one hour.
http://www.bdcburma.org/NewsDetails.asp?id=899
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for more positive practical reform in Burma
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for more positive practical reform in Burma
19 August 2011 (Friday)
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes two meeting which had taken place between Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDP Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes 4 points joint statement of the Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDP Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes National League for Democracy (NLD’s) statement welcoming the meeting between Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDA Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) is very glad to learn that both Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and U Aung Kyi will avoid conflicting views and to work on a reciprocal basis.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes allowing 23rd anniversary of 8888 mass-uprising day held inside Burma organised by 88-Generation students’ leaders attended by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and several thousands of democracy lovers.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes the successful completion of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s political trip to Bago and welcomes USDA Government’s cooperation over Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s trip.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes Daw Aung San Suu Kyi calls for Peace in Burma.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes Daw Aung San Suu Kyi calls for to review building dams on the Ayeyarwaddy River near Myitgyinar which would affect Burma’s environment drastically.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes 88-Generation students’ leaders calling for National Reconciliation and to protect Ayeyarwaddy River which is the life-line of Burma
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) fully supports 88-Generation students’ leaders’ initiative taken for National Reconciliation and collecting signatures so as to petition to president U Thein Sein Government to reconsider building dam on the Ayeyarwaddy River near Myitgyinar.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes President U Thein Sein’s invitation to exile Burmese people returning Burma working for the development of the nation.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes USDP Government invitation to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to attend a national-level workshop on economic development which will be attended by President U Thein Sein.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes any positive development as positive change.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for the President U Thein Sein USDP Government to take swift practical action for the betterment of the people and the nation.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) earnestly calls for the President U Thein Sein USDP regime to, for the sake of people and the nation,
(1) to Release all Political Prisoners immediately and unconditionally
(2) to Enter Dialogue with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi in order to bring about national reconciliation
(3) to Recognise NLD’s official existence as the legal political party
(4) to Review 2008 constitution to be acceptable for all the citizens of Burma
(5) to Stop Armed Conflicts
(6) to Restore Peace
(7) to Alleviate Poverty
(8) to Allow Freedom of Assembly
(9) to Allow Freedom of Expression
(10) to Allow Freedom of Association
(11) to Allow Freedom of Media
(12) to Allow Free Independent Judiciary System
(13) to Save Ayeyarwaddy River
(14) to Promote Education Standard
(15) to Promote Economics Development
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) supports Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, 88-Generation students’ leaders, dialogue, peace, national reconciliation and initiatives to save the Ayeyarwaddy River in Burma.
For more information please contact Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) at
U Myo Thein [United Kingdom]
Phone: 00-44-208-493-9137, 00-44-787- 788-2386
U Khin Maung Win [United States]
Phone: 001-941-961-2622
Daw Khin Aye Aye Mar [United States]
Phone: 001 509-783-7223
U Tint Swe Thiha [United States]
Phone: 001-509-582-3261, 001-509-591-8459
You can also contact via email at info@bdcburma.org
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19 August 2011 (Friday)
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes two meeting which had taken place between Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDP Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes 4 points joint statement of the Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDP Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes National League for Democracy (NLD’s) statement welcoming the meeting between Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and USDA Government’s Minister U Aung Kyi.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) is very glad to learn that both Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and U Aung Kyi will avoid conflicting views and to work on a reciprocal basis.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes allowing 23rd anniversary of 8888 mass-uprising day held inside Burma organised by 88-Generation students’ leaders attended by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and several thousands of democracy lovers.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes the successful completion of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s political trip to Bago and welcomes USDA Government’s cooperation over Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s trip.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes Daw Aung San Suu Kyi calls for Peace in Burma.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes Daw Aung San Suu Kyi calls for to review building dams on the Ayeyarwaddy River near Myitgyinar which would affect Burma’s environment drastically.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes 88-Generation students’ leaders calling for National Reconciliation and to protect Ayeyarwaddy River which is the life-line of Burma
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) fully supports 88-Generation students’ leaders’ initiative taken for National Reconciliation and collecting signatures so as to petition to president U Thein Sein Government to reconsider building dam on the Ayeyarwaddy River near Myitgyinar.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes President U Thein Sein’s invitation to exile Burmese people returning Burma working for the development of the nation.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes USDP Government invitation to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to attend a national-level workshop on economic development which will be attended by President U Thein Sein.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes any positive development as positive change.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for the President U Thein Sein USDP Government to take swift practical action for the betterment of the people and the nation.
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) earnestly calls for the President U Thein Sein USDP regime to, for the sake of people and the nation,
(1) to Release all Political Prisoners immediately and unconditionally
(2) to Enter Dialogue with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi in order to bring about national reconciliation
(3) to Recognise NLD’s official existence as the legal political party
(4) to Review 2008 constitution to be acceptable for all the citizens of Burma
(5) to Stop Armed Conflicts
(6) to Restore Peace
(7) to Alleviate Poverty
(8) to Allow Freedom of Assembly
(9) to Allow Freedom of Expression
(10) to Allow Freedom of Association
(11) to Allow Freedom of Media
(12) to Allow Free Independent Judiciary System
(13) to Save Ayeyarwaddy River
(14) to Promote Education Standard
(15) to Promote Economics Development
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) supports Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, 88-Generation students’ leaders, dialogue, peace, national reconciliation and initiatives to save the Ayeyarwaddy River in Burma.
For more information please contact Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) at
U Myo Thein [United Kingdom]
Phone: 00-44-208-493-9137, 00-44-787- 788-2386
U Khin Maung Win [United States]
Phone: 001-941-961-2622
Daw Khin Aye Aye Mar [United States]
Phone: 001 509-783-7223
U Tint Swe Thiha [United States]
Phone: 001-509-582-3261, 001-509-591-8459
You can also contact via email at info@bdcburma.org
http://www.bdcburma.org
Thursday, 18 August 2011
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Income Tax being Paid by Private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system
Inside Burma
18 Aug 2011
Yangon, August 18 -- Income tax being paid by private enterprises engaged in CMP system ( Cutting, Making and Packing ) has been reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the Finance and Revenue Ministry announced over the state-owned TV at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
Likewise, regarding the income tax of Myanmar nationals earning foreign currencies within the country or in foreign countries, the tax on their income will be reduced from 10 per cent to 2 per cent within six months period from August 19, 2011 to February 18, 2012, the TV announced quoting the order of Ministry of Finance and Revenue.
The CMP system is mostly practised by garment factories, which receive material from foreign countries. These factories are merely engaged in the work of cutting, making and packing. After that these factories got to send these packages to such countries as Republic of Korea, Taiwan etc.
Yangon, August 18 -- The Union Government of Thein Sein this evening issued a peace overture to all ethnic armed organizations with an aim to put a stop to all armed conflicts with them so that the government would be able to build peaceful and developed nation, the state-owned TV announced at 6 pm ( MST ) this evening.
The peace overture as announced by the state-owned TV Myanmar this evening included three following points. 1. As internal peace is essentially needed, the government is determined to put a stop to all armed conflicts so that it would be able to build peaceful and developed nation without hindrance;
2. All ethnic armed organizations desiring peace are invited individually to take a preliminary step by contacting the governments of region or state concerned; After receiving such contacts individually from these ethnic armed organizations, the Union Government will be forming the negotiating teams for carrying out necessary negotiations with each of these ethnic armed organizations.
Tuesday, 16 August 2011
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Computer Virus
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္แါแแ္။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
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္แါแแ္။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
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Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
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Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
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แီแแแ္းแာแေแแแแแ္แြแ္ Microsoftႏွแ့္Nortonแုိแแွေแးแိုแแုိแ္ေแာแแแ္းျแแ
္แါแแ္။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
Computer Virus
แီแแแ္းแာแေแแแแแ္แြแ္ Microsoftႏွแ့္Nortonแုိแแွေแးแိုแแုိแ္ေแာแแแ္းျแแ
္แါแแ္။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
Computer Virus
แီแแแ္းแာแေแแแแแ္แြแ္ Microsoftႏွแ့္Nortonแုိแแွေแးแိုแแုိแ္ေแာแแแ္းျแแ
္แါแแ္။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
ေแ်းแူးျแဳျแီး แီแแแ္းแိုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ แแ္แုိแแီแိုแPower Point Presentation, Life is beautiful
แုိျแီးေแးแ္ แแ ္แုแแ္แာแါแဲ့แွ်แ္ แแြแ့္แါႏွแ့္ แ်แ္แ်แ္းdeleteแုแ္แแ ္แါ။ แแ္แုိေแးแိုแြแ့္แဲ့แိแွ်แ္
แแ္၏computer secreen แြแ္ It is too late now, your life is no longer beautiful แုိแแ့္แ ာေแแแာแါแိแ့္แแ္။
แုိแกแါแแ္၏PCแွแกแာแกားแံုးေแ်ာแ္ แံုးแြားျแီး แီေแးแ္แိုแိုแแူแံ แแ္၏ แกแแ္၊ e-mail ႏွแ့္ password แกားแံုးေแာแ္แွိแြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แแ္แกแာแแ္ แกแၤါေแแ ေแแแแ္แ แ แแ္แဲ့ေแာ virus แกแแ ္ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
Virus แแ္แီးแူแေแာ့ life owner แု แိแိแုိแ္แုိแกแแ္ေแးแားแူแแ ္แฆးျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แแ္ေแးแ္แိုแ်แ္แ်แ္းုแแ္แแ့္แแ္းေแးแพแแါ။
Friday, 12 August 2011
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แงแာแแီแกแြแ္แုံแျแแ္แ်แ္ by Mg Tharmyar
แงแာแแီแกแြแ္แုံแျแแ္แ်แ္ by Mg Tharmyar
ျแแ ္แုံ၊ေแแ၊ေแแိแ၊ျแแ ္แာျแแ ္แွแ္းေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းႏွแ္แแแ္แแ္၍ႏုိแ္แံแแာႏွแ္แျแแ္แူแူแု
แกแแ္แွားแกျแแ္แွားျแแ ္ေแ แแ္แกแ်ဳိแแုแၢဳိแ္/แกแြဲแแกแ แ္းแ်ားแแแုแ္แแွแ္แုแ္แแံေแးแားแုแ္
ေแာแ္แွ်แ္แွိေแแုแกแ ိုးแแိုแ္แแแ္းแ ာแါေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แง။္แ ြแ္แ ြဲแ်แ္แိုแုံแျแแ္แိုแ္ျแแ္း။
9-8-2011ေแแแ ြဲႏိုแ္แံแိုแ္แแแ္းแ ာျแแ္แာแกแแ္းแြแ္ေแာ္ျแแဲ့ေแာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แွ်แ္แ แ ္
แแ္แแ္းแแ ္แฅီး၏ျแแ ္แုံေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းႏွแ့္แแ္แแ္แแ့္ေแာแ္းแါးแmediaေแြแแဲ
แแုแ္แแွแ္แแแ္းแိုแုแ္แแံแฟแီးေแးแားแฟแီးျแแ္แူแိုAlarmistแုแ္ေแแဲแแေแာေျแာแုိေแးแား
แားแာแာแီแီแာေแာแแုိေแ ာ္แားแိုแ္ျแแ္းျแแ ္แแ္แိုျแแ္แိแါแแ္။
แกဲแီေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แဲแေแာแ္းแါးแ်ားแိုေแာแ္ႏုแ္แ်แ္แ်แพแแ္แแแ္ေแာแ္း
แ်ဳိး( advantages)แ်ားแာแုံแ ံแกแုိแ္းแแแ္းแ ာေแာแ္းแါးแုံแ ံေแးแားแာแာေแြแแါแแ္
။ျแแ ္แုံေแแာแာ(Myintson Dam) ေแพแာแ္แแแ္แေแာျแแ္แူေแြแံแ ားแแဲแแုแแกแ်ားႏွแ္แ
แေแာแ္แံแ ားแแฅီးแแ္แแုိးแ်ဳိးแ်ား(Disadvantages)แိုေแးแားေแแျแแားျแแ္းแေแြแแแါแူး။
(แ)Impact area แွာျแแ္แူေแြแแ္ေแာแ္แိแုိแ္แုံးแွဴံးแฟแီးแူေแြแ ိแ္แုแแกေแာแ္แแแ္แုိแဲแ
แူแกแြแ္แแกေแးแိုแฅေแแแกာျแဳแားျแแ္း၊ျแแ ္แာႏုိแ္แဲแေแာแ္แแ္แြဲแုိးแ်ဳိးေแြေแพแာแ္แแူေแြแแ္
ေแာแ္แုแแกေแာแ္แฅီးแแ္แုိแာแိုแแ ္แွ်ူแွဳแားျแแ္း
(แ)ေแแာแာแ ီแံแိแ္းแိုแแုแ္CPIေแာ္แုိေแးแွแ္းแ3.6แီแီแံแแ္းႏွီးျแွဳแ္ႏွံแแ္ေแာแ္แုแ္แိုแ္
ေแျแแ္းျแแ ္แแ္แိုแแြแ္แแแ္းแ ြာေแးแားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ) ေแแာแာแွแြแ္แွိแဲแแกแ်ဳိးแกျแแ္แง။္แแ%แိုแแုแ္แแแွိแွာျแแ ္แแ္แိုแျแแ္แူแกแ်ားแိုแ်ျแ
แแားျแแ္း
(แ)แြแ္แွိแဲแေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แง။္แแ%แိုแแုแ္แแူแแ္၊แ%แာျแแ္แြแ္းแွာแုံးแ ြဲแြားแแ္แုိแာေแာ္ျแ
แားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ )แแုแ္แกแ ုိးแแဲแျแแ္แာแกแ ုိးแႏွแ ္แแ္แ แုံးแေแแာแာแแီးေแพแာแ္แแแ္แแ္แ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแแွိေแ แแု
แกာ แแံแားျแแ္းแแွိ
(แ)แแ္แแ္းแ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแုိแ္แာแกแ ီแแ္แံแ ာแြแ္၊ေแแာแာแแီးแแ္แ แ ္แိုแ္းျแแ္ေแြแေแพแာแိုေแแแဲแ
แแွ်แ္ေแพแာแกแီးแกแားแွာแွိแแ္แုိแာแိုေแာ္ျแแားျแแ္းแแွိ
(แ)แแာแွแ္แ်ားแแ္2009แုႏွแ ္แแ္แแါแီแแွแူแူိแ္แแกแိแာေแแแာေแာแ္แြแ္แိုแแာေแာ္ျแแားแာ
แိုေแြแแแฟแီးแแ္แแ္းแ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแုိแ္แာแกแ ီแแ္แံแ ာแဲแแိုแ္แာแแแ္แกแိแแ แ္းแแ္းแ်แ္(แแ)แ်แ္แกแแ္
(แ)แ်แ္แာေแแแာแေแးแแ္แုိแာေแแျแแားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ)ေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းေแพแာแ္แေแแแံျแแ္แူแ်ားแกแုแ္แกแိုแ္แกแြแ္แแกแแ္းแ်ားแแွိแွာျแแ ္แแ္แိုแ
ေแแျแแားแာแိုေแြแแแါแแ္။ေแแแံျแแ္แူေแြแဲแแแแ္แแแုိแ္แဲแแုแ္แกားแႏွแ္แแแုแ္แแာแွแ္แ်ားแဲแ
แกแုแ္แแားแแွိแံแ ားแแแ္แแกแြแ္แกေแးแူႏုိแ္แแားแုိแာแแ္แแแြแ္ျแแူး၊แာแိုแီแိုေျแာแแแဲแုိ
แแ္ေแ်ာแ္ျแဴေแแแ္แြแ္းแ ီแံแိแ္းแွာแြားေแာแ္แแ္ေแြแแพแแ္แแพแแါ။ေแแแုိแ္แแာ၊แံแ ားแြแ္แแ်ားแို
แกแုแ္แแားျแแ္းႏူိแ္းแွแฅ္แพแแ္แแါ။
(แ)แ ီแံแိแ္းแงแိแာႏွแ္แแแြแ္แแ္းေแာแြာแ်ားแိုแแ္แုိแ္แာแ ံျแေแ်းแြာแกแแ ္แ်ားแแ္ေแာแ္၊แกแ ားแုိးေแး
แားแဲแแกแြแ္ေแพแာแ္แแွုแေแแုိแ္แဲแေแာแกแแ္แแแ္แ်ားแ ြာแာแြแ္ေแกာแ္ေแာแ္แြแ္ေแးแားေแพแာแ္း
ေแแျแแားแါแแ္။แแฝြแ္ေแာ္แกေแแဲေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แိုေแးแိုแ္แ်แ္แါแแ္။แแ္းแုိแแိแားแ ုแกားแုံးแိုแူแူแแွိ၊แူ
แกေแแဲแแกแုแ္แိုแแแ ္แို္แုแ္แแ ားแแ္แဲแแแฝြแ္းေแแแွာแုံးแแ္แုိแ္ေแာแ္ေแးแแ္แြားေแแแားေแး
แိုแ္แ်แ္แแ္။แกဲแီแူแာแူแားแ်แ္းแ ာแာแာေแာแ္แားแွု၊แူေแြแဲแေแแာแกแ ြဲ၊ေแแแกแ ြဲ၊แိုแားแแ္းแွုแแွိแူ
แုแူแแแါแแ္။ေแแแံျแแ္แူแ်ားแกေแႏွแ္แแိแိแ်แ္แแ္แ်แ္แ ားแဲแေแแာ၊แိแိแုแ္แိုแ္แ ားေแแพแေแแာ၊
แိแိแဲแแာแိแ်แ္ေျแ၊แแฅ္ေแ်းแွုแ်ားแိုแแ္ေแာแ္แแ္แိုးแားแဲแแုိแာแแ္แแြแ္းแแ แฅ္းแ ားแแ္ေแာแแူแกแြแ္แ
ေแးแ်ဳိးေแာแ္แာေแာแ္แแ္แုိแာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แားแแแ္းแူးแားแုိแာแိแာแแ္แွားแါแแ္။
(แแ) แแုแ္ႏုိแ္แံแွာแกာแာแွแ္แแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแแแုแ္ျแแ္แူေแြแแ္းေแါแ္းแแ္ေแာแ္แ ေแးแဲแแฟแီး
Three Gorges Dam แแီးแแ္ေแာแ္แဲแแแဲ၊แกแုแกဲแီ Three Gorges Dam แแီးแกแ်ဳိးแဲแแกျแแ ္
แိုႏူိแ္းแွแฅ္แพแแ္แแါ၊แกဲแီDamแแီးေแพแာแ္แแแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแဲแแ ုိးแိแ္ေแแွแ္แแ္ေแာแ္ျแแ္แแแ္ေแแแားแုိแာแို
ေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္ေแေแแ်ာေแแแာแိုแ္แါแฅီး။
แแฝြแ္ေแာ္แกแแ္ေแာแแแแ္းแ ာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แแ္ျแแ္แာႏုိแ္แံแားแျแแ ္ႏုိแ္၊แแုแ္แဲแေแြแ်ုိး
แแแ္းแแ္းแဲแေแာ္แ แ္แแ္แแ္แါแแ္။แแုแ္แกแ ုိးแဲแ (Political Game)แုိแာแแ္แ แฅ္းแ ားแแ္
แေแြးแံแแ แာแါ၊แါแกျแแ္แแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแဲแแแာแ်ဴแာ၊แกแၢแ်ဴแာแแူแႏုိแ္แံแแ္แแာแปေแแแွာ
แ แ ္แกแ္แกား(mega power)ျแแ ္แုိแแกแြแ္แ်ဳแ္แုိแျแแ္แာႏုိแ္แံแားေแြแဲแแกแ်ဳိးแ ီးแြားแို
แ ေแးေแးแေแာแแွာแား?၊ျแแ္แာแူแ်ဳိးေแြแဲแNationalIdentityျแแ ္แဲแแ်ဳแ္แုိแแกားแုံးแဲ
แแိแแ္แงแာแแီแိုแกแုံးแွဳံးแံแေแာแแွာแား?แါแါแုိแแာแုိแ္แိုแဲแိုแแแ္ေแแဲแ
Who cares?แแားေแြေแးေแးแแ္แแ္แ แฅ္းแ ားแพแแါ၊แแ္แ်ားแုိแဲแแกแာแါแ္แ်ဳိးแแ္ေแြแဲแ
แกေแးแိုแแ္แแြแ္းแ แฅ္းแ ားแพแแ္แแพแแါ။แီแกေแးแာแီႏုိแ္แံแกแြแ္းေแแုိแ္แแ္แုိแแ ိแ္แူးแွိแพแแဲแ
แူแ်ဳိးแုိแ္းแဲแแแ္แုိแ္แဲแแိแ แฅျแแ ္แแ္။แ်ဳแ္แုိแแกားแုံးแာแုိแ္းျแแ္แกာแာแုေแแာแแုแ္แူး၊
แုိแ္းျแแ္แိုแ်แ္แိုแ်แ္แ ီးแုแ္ေแแာแแုแ္แူး၊แแ်แ္ေแกာแ္แ ီးေแกာแ္แာแြแ္ေแးေแแာ။
แုိแ္းျแแ္แာแီးแုိးแแြแ္แဲแแ္แ်ဲแแံေแแแแ္แုိแာแိုแိေแแိုแแံแ ားေแแแာ
။ႏုိแ္แံေแးแဲแแုံแแแแ္แုိแ္แါ။แกแ်ဳိးแားေแးျแแ ္ေแแိုแแီแီแာေแြแဲแแกแိแแာแွแ္ေแြ
แกားแံုးแါแုိแ္းแแ္းแแ္แแြแ္ေแျแแ္းျแแ ္แါေแพแာแ္း။
แแ แฅာေแာ္แံloyalist ေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แกား แိေแ แกแ္แါแแ္။ (ေแာแ္แာျแား)
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แแ ္ေแာแိုแแ ိแ္းแေแแแ္
ေแေแေแာေแြแ ိแ္းแ ိုแแ ိုแ
แႈိုแ္းแိဳแแိဳแแႈแ္แီ၊
แ်แ္းแြแ္းแဲแแงแာแแီ
ေแျแแ္แพแแ္แแွ်၊ ျแแ္แာေแြးแွိ။
แေแာแံုးေျแာแ္
แေแာแ္แံုးแแ္း
ျแแ ္แ်แฅ္းแာေแာแ္ေแြေแแေแာแ
ေแာแ္แกแွแ္แေแွ်ာ္ျแแ္แာေแ်ာแ္ေแกာแ္แိုแ
แိုแ္แေแြးแိုแိုแ္ျแแ္ေแာแ္ျแီแား
แ ိုးေแพแာแ္แြแ္ แกျแแ ္แေแာแဲแ
ျแแ ္ေแာแแ္แေแแ။ ေแာแ္แ ိแ္แแ္း (แုแီးแုแ္း)
ျแแ ္แုံ၊ေแแ၊ေแแိแ၊ျแแ ္แာျแแ ္แွแ္းေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းႏွแ္แแแ္แแ္၍ႏုိแ္แံแแာႏွแ္แျแแ္แူแူแု
แกแแ္แွားแกျแแ္แွားျแแ ္ေแ แแ္แกแ်ဳိแแုแၢဳိแ္/แกแြဲแแกแ แ္းแ်ားแแแုแ္แแွแ္แုแ္แแံေแးแားแုแ္
ေแာแ္แွ်แ္แွိေแแုแกแ ိုးแแိုแ္แแแ္းแ ာแါေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แง။္แ ြแ္แ ြဲแ်แ္แိုแုံแျแแ္แိုแ္ျแแ္း။
9-8-2011ေแแแ ြဲႏိုแ္แံแိုแ္แแแ္းแ ာျแแ္แာแกแแ္းแြแ္ေแာ္ျแแဲ့ေแာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แွ်แ္แ แ ္
แแ္แแ္းแแ ္แฅီး၏ျแแ ္แုံေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းႏွแ့္แแ္แแ္แแ့္ေแာแ္းแါးแmediaေแြแแဲ
แแုแ္แแွแ္แแแ္းแိုแုแ္แแံแฟแီးေแးแားแฟแီးျแแ္แူแိုAlarmistแုแ္ေแแဲแแေแာေျแာแုိေแးแား
แားแာแာแီแီแာေแာแแုိေแ ာ္แားแိုแ္ျแแ္းျแแ ္แแ္แိုျแแ္แိแါแแ္။
แกဲแီေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แဲแေแာแ္းแါးแ်ားแိုေแာแ္ႏုแ္แ်แ္แ်แพแแ္แแแ္ေแာแ္း
แ်ဳိး( advantages)แ်ားแာแုံแ ံแกแုိแ္းแแแ္းแ ာေแာแ္းแါးแုံแ ံေแးแားแာแာေแြแแါแแ္
။ျแแ ္แုံေแแာแာ(Myintson Dam) ေแพแာแ္แแแ္แေแာျแแ္แူေแြแံแ ားแแဲแแုแแกแ်ားႏွแ္แ
แေแာแ္แံแ ားแแฅီးแแ္แแုိးแ်ဳိးแ်ား(Disadvantages)แိုေแးแားေแแျแแားျแแ္းแေแြแแแါแူး။
(แ)Impact area แွာျแแ္แူေแြแแ္ေแာแ္แိแုိแ္แုံးแွဴံးแฟแီးแူေแြแ ိแ္แုแแกေแာแ္แแแ္แုိแဲแ
แူแกแြแ္แแกေแးแိုแฅေแแแกာျแဳแားျแแ္း၊ျแแ ္แာႏုိแ္แဲแေแာแ္แแ္แြဲแုိးแ်ဳိးေแြေแพแာแ္แแူေแြแแ္
ေแာแ္แုแแกေแာแ္แฅီးแแ္แုိแာแိုแแ ္แွ်ူแွဳแားျแแ္း
(แ)ေแแာแာแ ီแံแိแ္းแိုแแုแ္CPIေแာ္แုိေแးแွแ္းแ3.6แီแီแံแแ္းႏွီးျแွဳแ္ႏွံแแ္ေแာแ္แုแ္แိုแ္
ေแျแแ္းျแแ ္แแ္แိုแแြแ္แแแ္းแ ြာေแးแားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ) ေแแာแာแွแြแ္แွိแဲแแกแ်ဳိးแกျแแ္แง။္แแ%แိုแแုแ္แแแွိแွာျแแ ္แแ္แိုแျแแ္แူแกแ်ားแိုแ်ျแ
แแားျแแ္း
(แ)แြแ္แွိแဲแေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แง။္แแ%แိုแแုแ္แแူแแ္၊แ%แာျแแ္แြแ္းแွာแုံးแ ြဲแြားแแ္แုိแာေแာ္ျแ
แားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ )แแုแ္แกแ ုိးแแဲแျแแ္แာแกแ ုိးแႏွแ ္แแ္แ แုံးแေแแာแာแแီးေแพแာแ္แแแ္แแ္แ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแแွိေแ แแု
แกာ แแံแားျแแ္းแแွိ
(แ)แแ္แแ္းแ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแုိแ္แာแกแ ီแแ္แံแ ာแြแ္၊ေแแာแာแแီးแแ္แ แ ္แိုแ္းျแแ္ေแြแေแพแာแိုေแแแဲแ
แแွ်แ္ေแพแာแกแီးแกแားแွာแွိแแ္แုိแာแိုေแာ္ျแแားျแแ္းแแွိ
(แ)แแာแွแ္แ်ားแแ္2009แုႏွแ ္แแ္แแါแီแแွแူแူိแ္แแกแိแာေแแแာေแာแ္แြแ္แိုแแာေแာ္ျแแားแာ
แိုေแြแแแฟแီးแแ္แแ္းแ်แ္แိแုိแ္แွုแုိแ္แာแกแ ီแแ္แံแ ာแဲแแိုแ္แာแแแ္แกแိแแ แ္းแแ္းแ်แ္(แแ)แ်แ္แกแแ္
(แ)แ်แ္แာေแแแာแေแးแแ္แုိแာေแแျแแားျแแ္းแแွိแါ။
(แ)ေแแกားแွ်แ္แ แ ္แ ီแံแိแ္းေแพแာแ္แေแแแံျแแ္แူแ်ားแกแုแ္แกแိုแ္แกแြแ္แแกแแ္းแ်ားแแွိแွာျแแ ္แแ္แိုแ
ေแแျแแားแာแိုေแြแแแါแแ္။ေแแแံျแแ္แူေแြแဲแแแแ္แแแုိแ္แဲแแုแ္แกားแႏွแ္แแแုแ္แแာแွแ္แ်ားแဲแ
แกแုแ္แแားแแွိแံแ ားแแแ္แแกแြแ္แกေแးแူႏုိแ္แแားแုိแာแแ္แแแြแ္ျแแူး၊แာแိုแီแိုေျแာแแแဲแုိ
แแ္ေแ်ာแ္ျแဴေแแแ္แြแ္းแ ီแံแိแ္းแွာแြားေแာแ္แแ္ေแြแแพแแ္แแพแแါ။ေแแแုိแ္แแာ၊แံแ ားแြแ္แแ်ားแို
แกแုแ္แแားျแแ္းႏူိแ္းแွแฅ္แพแแ္แแါ။
(แ)แ ီแံแိแ္းแงแိแာႏွแ္แแแြแ္แแ္းေแာแြာแ်ားแိုแแ္แုိแ္แာแ ံျแေแ်းแြာแกแแ ္แ်ားแแ္ေแာแ္၊แกแ ားแုိးေแး
แားแဲแแกแြแ္ေแพแာแ္แแွုแေแแုိแ္แဲแေแာแกแแ္แแแ္แ်ားแ ြာแာแြแ္ေแกာแ္ေแာแ္แြแ္ေแးแားေแพแာแ္း
ေแแျแแားแါแแ္။แแฝြแ္ေแာ္แกေแแဲေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แိုေแးแိုแ္แ်แ္แါแแ္။แแ္းแုိแแိแားแ ုแกားแုံးแိုแူแူแแွိ၊แူ
แกေแแဲแแกแုแ္แိုแแแ ္แို္แုแ္แแ ားแแ္แဲแแแฝြแ္းေแแแွာแုံးแแ္แုိแ္ေแာแ္ေแးแแ္แြားေแแแားေแး
แိုแ္แ်แ္แแ္။แกဲแီแူแာแူแားแ်แ္းแ ာแာแာေแာแ္แားแွု၊แူေแြแဲแေแแာแกแ ြဲ၊ေแแแกแ ြဲ၊แိုแားแแ္းแွုแแွိแူ
แုแူแแแါแแ္။ေแแแံျแแ္แူแ်ားแกေแႏွแ္แแိแိแ်แ္แแ္แ်แ္แ ားแဲแေแแာ၊แိแိแုแ္แိုแ္แ ားေแแพแေแแာ၊
แိแိแဲแแာแိแ်แ္ေျแ၊แแฅ္ေแ်းแွုแ်ားแိုแแ္ေแာแ္แแ္แိုးแားแဲแแုိแာแแ္แแြแ္းแแ แฅ္းแ ားแแ္ေแာแแူแกแြแ္แ
ေแးแ်ဳိးေแာแ္แာေแာแ္แแ္แုိแာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แားแแแ္းแူးแားแုိแာแိแာแแ္แွားแါแแ္။
(แแ) แแုแ္ႏုိแ္แံแွာแกာแာแွแ္แแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแแแုแ္ျแแ္แူေแြแแ္းေแါแ္းแแ္ေแာแ္แ ေแးแဲแแฟแီး
Three Gorges Dam แแီးแแ္ေแာแ္แဲแแแဲ၊แกแုแกဲแီ Three Gorges Dam แแီးแกแ်ဳိးแဲแแกျแแ ္
แိုႏူိแ္းแွแฅ္แพแแ္แแါ၊แกဲแီDamแแီးေแพแာแ္แแแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแဲแแ ုိးแိแ္ေแแွแ္แแ္ေแာแ္ျแแ္แแแ္ေแแแားแုိแာแို
ေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္ေแေแแ်ာေแแแာแိုแ္แါแฅီး။
แแฝြแ္ေแာ္แกแแ္ေแာแแแแ္းแ ာေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แแ္ျแแ္แာႏုိแ္แံแားแျแแ ္ႏုိแ္၊แแုแ္แဲแေแြแ်ုိး
แแแ္းแแ္းแဲแေแာ္แ แ္แแ္แแ္แါแแ္။แแုแ္แกแ ုိးแဲแ (Political Game)แုိแာแแ္แ แฅ္းแ ားแแ္
แေแြးแံแแ แာแါ၊แါแกျแแ္แแုแ္แกแ ိုးแแဲแแแာแ်ဴแာ၊แกแၢแ်ဴแာแแူแႏုိแ္แံแแ္แแာแปေแแแွာ
แ แ ္แกแ္แกား(mega power)ျแแ ္แုိแแกแြแ္แ်ဳแ္แုိแျแแ္แာႏုိแ္แံแားေแြแဲแแกแ်ဳိးแ ီးแြားแို
แ ေแးေแးแေแာแแွာแား?၊ျแแ္แာแူแ်ဳိးေแြแဲแNationalIdentityျแแ ္แဲแแ်ဳแ္แုိแแกားแုံးแဲ
แแိแแ္แงแာแแီแိုแกแုံးแွဳံးแံแေแာแแွာแား?แါแါแုိแแာแုိแ္แိုแဲแိုแแแ္ေแแဲแ
Who cares?แแားေแြေแးေแးแแ္แแ္แ แฅ္းแ ားแพแแါ၊แแ္แ်ားแုိแဲแแกแာแါแ္แ်ဳိးแแ္ေแြแဲแ
แกေแးแိုแแ္แแြแ္းแ แฅ္းแ ားแพแแ္แแพแแါ။แီแกေแးแာแီႏုိแ္แံแกแြแ္းေแแုိแ္แแ္แုိแแ ိแ္แူးแွိแพแแဲแ
แူแ်ဳိးแုိแ္းแဲแแแ္แုိแ္แဲแแိแ แฅျแแ ္แแ္။แ်ဳแ္แုိแแกားแုံးแာแုိแ္းျแแ္แกာแာแုေแแာแแုแ္แူး၊
แုိแ္းျแแ္แိုแ်แ္แိုแ်แ္แ ီးแုแ္ေแแာแแုแ္แူး၊แแ်แ္ေแกာแ္แ ီးေแกာแ္แာแြแ္ေแးေแแာ။
แုိแ္းျแแ္แာแီးแုိးแแြแ္แဲแแ္แ်ဲแแံေแแแแ္แုိแာแိုแိေแแိုแแံแ ားေแแแာ
။ႏုိแ္แံေแးแဲแแုံแแแแ္แုိแ္แါ။แกแ်ဳိးแားေแးျแแ ္ေแแိုแแီแီแာေแြแဲแแกแိแแာแွแ္ေแြ
แกားแံုးแါแုိแ္းแแ္းแแ္แแြแ္ေแျแแ္းျแแ ္แါေแพแာแ္း။
แแ แฅာေแာ္แံloyalist ေแာแ္းแါးแွแ္แกား แိေแ แกแ္แါแแ္။ (ေแာแ္แာျแား)
ႏိုးแျแแ္း
แกိုျแแ္แာျแแ္แြား
แိုแ္းแแ္းแားแိုแ.....
แกแူแแြ၊ แแ္แူแါแွ
แกแာแား၍
แกျแแ္แ်แ္းแူ
แกားแ်แ္းျแဳေแာ့
ျแแ္แာ့ႏွแံုး(แกแแ္แแ္แာ)
ျแแ ္แแီးแแံုးแแ္
แกားแံုးแုแ္းแ
แแ္แแြแ္แพแေแာแ.....
(ေแာแ္แာျแား)
ျแแ ္ေแာ
ျแแ ္แေแာေแกာแ္แိုแ
แแ ္ေแာแိုแแ ိแ္းแေแแแ္
ေแေแေแာေแြแ ိแ္းแ ိုแแ ိုแ
แႈိုแ္းแိဳแแိဳแแႈแ္แီ၊
แ်แ္းแြแ္းแဲแแงแာแแီ
ေแျแแ္แพแแ္แแွ်၊ ျแแ္แာေแြးแွိ။
แေแာแံုးေျแာแ္
แေแာแ္แံုးแแ္း
ျแแ ္แ်แฅ္းแာေแာแ္ေแြေแแေแာแ
ေแာแ္แกแွแ္แေแွ်ာ္ျแแ္แာေแ်ာแ္ေแกာแ္แိုแ
แိုแ္แေแြးแိုแိုแ္ျแแ္ေแာแ္ျแီแား
แ ိုးေแพแာแ္แြแ္ แกျแแ ္แေแာแဲแ
ျแแ ္ေแာแแ္แေแแ။ ေแာแ္แ ိแ္แแ္း (แုแီးแုแ္း)
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
'88 Generation Students' Leaders Welcome Suu Kyi, Aung Kyi Talks
Imprisoned dissidents who are leaders of the 88 Generation Students group reportedly welcomed the recent meeting between pro-democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi, Burma's minister of labor as well as minister of social welfare, relief and resettlement, and urged more pro-active dialogue aimed at national reconciliation.
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Min Ko Naing, Ko Ko Gyi and Htay Kywe, all of whom are serving 65-year priosn sentences, managed to get their comments to the public one week after the first meeting between Suu Kyi and a member of Burma's new government took office in late March.
Min Ko Naing, who is being held in Keng Tung Prison in eastern Shan State, said through an information channel that he thinks the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was “a good step.”
A message from Ko Ko Gyi, who is in Mong Set Prison in Shan State, said he supports the meeting and calls for more meaningful dialogue. Ko Ko Kyi, who is described by colleagues as a “strategist,” said that the pro-democracy leader should take a wider leading role in the development of democracy and peace in Burma.
Htay Kywe’s brother-in-law, Pyo Min Thein, who is also member of the 88 Generation Students group, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday that Htay Kywe said the meeting between Suu Kyi and Aung Kyi was a positive step. Htay Kywe is serving his sentence in Buthitaung Prison, Arakan State.
“Even though the 88 Generation Students leaders have sacrificed a lot for the country, they are always optimistic. Therefore our party take their concerns seriously,” said Win Htain, one of Suu Kyi’s close aides at the National League for Democracy(NLD), in response to the 88 Generation Students leaders’ messages.
The 88 Generation Students group was formed by former student leaders who led the mass uprising against dictator Ne Win’s Burmese Socialist Programme Party in the summer of 1988, during which at least 3,000 people were killed by government security forces.
Throughout 1988-1991, most of the student leaders were arrested and given long prison sentences. Min Ko Naing was arrested in 1989 and spent 15 years in prison. Ko Ko Gyi was arrested in 1991 and imprisoned and released in 2005.
After their release, the former student leaders formed the 88 Generation Students group, which became a prominent dissident movement while Suu Kyi was under house arrest. The group undertook various political activities until its leaders were once again arrested on August 21, 2007 for their involvement in a protest march against fuel price hikes and given matching 65-year sentences.
The former student leaders reportedly take the same position—that they will not make an appeal to get individual sympathy from the government.
http://www.irrawaddy.org/
Monday, 8 August 2011
แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး ေแွးแႈแိုแ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแ ေแแแ ုေျแာแพแား
แီေแแ แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แီแုိแေแแ
ီ แိုแားแူေแြแ แ
ုေแါแ္းแ်แ္းแแဲ့ แါแုိแแၤแ္း แแ္แွဴแြဲแုိ ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ
ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ
ုแพแแ္ แုိแ္แုိแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แแ ႏွแ
္ေျแာแ္ แွแ
္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ
္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแာ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားแ်ဳိး ျแแ
္แုိแแแ္း ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ
ုแพแแ္แ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แกျแแ့္แกแ
ုံแို ေแแแแ္แ်ဳိးแแ္แ แแ္ျแေแးแားแါแแ္။
แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
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ုံแို ေแแแแ္แ်ဳိးแแ္แ แแ္ျแေแးแားแါแแ္။
แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
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แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แกแိแ္းแกแွแ္ေแแแို แพแแ့္ျแแ္แုိแ္ แแ္แ แ္แแ္းแွာแွိแဲ့ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แုိแ္แွာ แ်แ္းแ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแแแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแွာ แါแแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแဲแ แกแ်แฅ္းแ်แံแေแแแဲ แกျแแ္แွာ แ်แ္ေแแဲ့ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแြแกျแแ္ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแး แႈแ္แွားแူေแြ แฆးแ ီးแฟแီး ျแแ္แာ့แီแုိแေแแ ီ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့แแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแို ေแွးแႈแဲ့ แกแแ္းแกแားျแแ ္ေแกာแ္ แแိဳးแ ားแฟแီး แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား ျแแ ္ေျแာแ္ေแး แာแแ္แံแแฆးျแแ ္แဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ แုိแ်ဳိးแแ္ေแာแ္แိแ္းแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แแแ္း แွာแพแားแားแာ แွိแแ္၊ แီ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး แแ ႏွแ ္ေျแာแ္ ေแกာแ္ေแ့แြแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแးแုိ ေแွးแႈแဲ့၊ แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแ แြားแါแုိแฟแီး ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ ေျแာแพแားแဲ့ แုံแ ံแဲแแဲ แြားแဲ့แแ္။ แแแ္แแ္းแ်ေแာ့ แ แแ္ แ แ แแ ေแแ แုိแာแ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแဲแ แแ္แုိแ္แဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แႏုိแ္แံแုံးแုိ แแ္ေแာแ္แႈแွိแဲ့ ေแแแါ။ แกဲแီေแแแို แแ္แဲแกแ ိုးแ แกေแแဲแแแ္း แกျแဳแေแာေแာแ္แဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိးแဲแ แ ုေแါแ္းแฟแီး แုแ္แแ္แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แกားแုံးแกแြแ္ ေแာแ္းแြแ္แြားแါแိแ့္แแ္။ แกဲแီแိုแ်ဳိး แုแ္แာแိแ့္แแ္แိုแแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แ ေแွ်ာ္แแ့္แါแแ္။”
แกแုแို แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แฟแိแ္းแฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းแ်แ္း แ်แ္းแေแးแုိแ แกแ်แฅ္းေแာแ္ေแြแဲแွာ แกแုแိ ေแေแแแဲ့ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แိုแแ္းแိုႏုိแ္၊ แုိแိုแแီး แกแါแกแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแားေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြแ แွာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแแแ္း ေျแာแါแแ္။
แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แူแုေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แာแแုိ แแแแ ေแြးေแာแ္แြဲแแ္ แါแီแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြ၊ แกႏုแแာแွแ္ေแြ၊ แ်ဳိးแแ္แแ ္ แူแแ္ေแြ၊ แกแ်แฅ္းแား แိแားแ ုแแ္ေแြแဲแ แแ แกေแးแกแแ္းแာแแွာ แႈแ္แွားแဲ့แူ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แာแာ ေแြแแแแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แဲแ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แာแแ္แံ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แီแွာ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแ္แแ္။ ေแာแ္ NLD แ ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแြျแแ ္แဲ့ แฆးแแ္แฆး၊ แกแြแ္းေแးแွဴး แฆးแแ္းแแ္แိုแ แกျแแ္แို แျแားแါแီแ แုแၢဳိแ္ေแြแแ္း แါแแ္။ แกแแ္แกแြแ္ แ်ဳိးแ ုံแ แူေแြแ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแုိ แေแးแแ ားแဲแ แกแူးแုแ္ျแဳแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္แိုแ แေแာေแါแ္แါแแ္။ แ แ္းแ แ္းแုံးแုံးแဲ แါแီแ แူေแြေแာ၊ แါแီแแုแ္แဲแဲแ แူေแြေแာ แီေแแ แกแွแ္แแ ေျแာแแแ္ แုိแแ္ေแာ့ แพแแ္แ်ံแแ် แ แ္แားแแ္ေแါ့။ แူေแြ ေแာแ္แဲแแ်ီแฟแီး แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแแ္။”
แกแแ္းแกแားแွာ แแ แ်ဳိးแแ္ ေแ်ာแ္းแား แိုแုိးေแ်ာ္แႈိแ္แ แီแုိแေแแ ီ แူแုแႈแ္แွားแႈแွာ แกแแ္ေแးแြားแူေแြแုိ แแ္แ ူးแฟแီး แแိแแ ္ แฟแိแ္แแ္ျแแ္း แกแ ီแกแ แฅ္แို แฆးေแာแ္ ျแဳแုแ္แဲ့แါแแ္။ แာแု แแိแแၱိ แ ာแแ္แိုแ္แဲแ แแာေแာ္ แฆးแกแၢံแแ แกေแြးแဲแพแแိုแ၊ ေျแာแ္แုိแ္းแေแพแာแ္ ေျแႇာแ္แုိแ္း แေျแာแ္แဲ့ แ ိแ္แားแဲแ แฟแိแ္းแ်แ္းေแး แုแ္ႏုိแ္ေแพแာแ္း แแားแို ေแာแพแားแဲ့แแ္แိုแ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แแာေแာ္แแီးแ แกေแြးแဲแုိแ ေแြးแแ္แแแ္၊ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာแแ္း ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแแแ္၊ ေแါแ္ေျแာแ္ေแกာแ္ ေแြးแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေျแာแာแိုแုံแฟแီး ေျแာแ္แแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးေแါ့แ်ာ။ แုိแ့္ေแพแာแ့္ แိုแ့္แြแ္แแ္แဲ့ แกျแแ္แ်ဳိး แွိแแ္แုိแဲ့ แုံแ ံแ်ဳိး။ แါแိုแแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แီแုိแေแแ ီေแါแ္းေแာแ္ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ႏွแ ္แฟแိဳแ္แါแแ္ แိုแဲ့แกေแพแာแ္း แ်ေแာ္แုိแแုိแแ္းแဲ ေျแာျแแါแแ္။ แแာေแာ္แแီးแိုแแ္း ေျแာျแแါแแ္။
“แแားแ ေแာแ္းแါแแ္แဲ့၊ แแားแ แုိแแ္ေแာ แီแแ္ေแာ แွ်แฟแီး ေแာแါแแ္။ แ်ေแာ္แိုแ แူแแ္ေแြแုိแแ္း แกေแြးแဲแိုแေแါ့။ แกေแြးแဲแဲ့แกแါแွာ ေแพแာแ္แแ္း แေแพแာแ္แူးแုိแဲ့ แกေแพแာแ္း แแားေแး ေแာแြားแါแแ္။ แแားေแးแ แกေแာ့္แို แိแိแါแแ္။”
แแ แแိแ္ေျแာแ္ แแ ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแား แွแ္แแ္းแ ာแกုแ္แဲแွာေแာ့ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္แ ျแแ ္แ်แ္แဲ့แဲ့ แกျแแ ္แกแ်แ္ေแြแို แแ္แူแွ ေแ့แแြားေแ แ်แ္แူးแိုแ แွแ္แแ္း ေแးแားแဲ့แါแแ္။ แီแกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ္แုแ္แွာแွိแဲ့ แฟแိแိแ္ แกแါแกแแ္ ႏုိแ္แံျแား แံแုံးแ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแါ แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แพแแါแแ္။
แกแုแို แแိแแ္ แกแ်ားแกျแား แแ္ေแာแ္แဲ့แဲ့ แွแ ္ေแးแုံး ႏွแ ္แแ္แแ္ แกแแ္းแกแားแို แแ ႏွแ ္แกแြแ္း แแแแုံးแกแแိแ္ แ်แ္းแႏုိแ္แဲ့แာျแแ ္แฟแီး แกာแာแိုแ္ေแြแแ္แ แားแီး ေႏွာแ့္แွแ္แႈแ်ဳိးေแာ့ แေแြแแแူးแိုแ แฆးแแ္းแိแ္แ ေျแာแါแแ္။
“แ်ေแာ္แုိแ แแိแားแိแာแေแာ့ แแ္แုိแ္แာ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ แာแ္แုံแုိแ္แာแုိแ၊ แားแံแါแ္ แွแ္แာแိုแ၊ แแွแ္းแแแ္းแွာ แกแိแแုแ္း ႏွိแ္แแ္းေแးแား แแ ီး ႏွแ ္แ ီးေแာแ္ ေแာแ္แာแแ္။ แกဲแါေแြေแာ့ แแိแားแိแါแแ္။ แိုแေแာ္แแ္း แกแแ္းแกแားแာแဲ့ แုแၢိဳแ္ေแြแ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแးแဲแ แกแแ္းแกแား แแ္ေแာแ္แพแแဲ့ แกေแแกแားแါ။
“แီแกแแ္းแกแားแဲแ แแ္แแ္แိုแ แกแแ္းแกแား แာแแွာแแ္း แုံแฟแဳံေแး แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္၊ ေแာแ္แแုแ ေแแေแกာแ္แแ္းแ ုแพแแ္ แแ္ေแာแ္แแ္ แုံးแ ံแกแုိแ္း แူေแြแ แုိแ္းแกုံแဲ့ แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္แိုแ แแ္แုိแုแ္แแ္ แုိแဲ့แာแ แေแแแแแ္းแ ေแြးေႏြးแฟแီးแားแါ။ แီေแแแแแ္แွာแแ္း ေแ်ာแ္းแား ေแါแ္းေแာแ္ေแာแ္းေแြ แกျแแ္ แ်ေแာ္แုိแ NLD แ แူแแ္ေแြแဲแ ေแါแ္းแฟแီးေแာ့ แုံแฟแဳံေแး แုแ္แဲ့แกแြแ္ေแพแာแ့္ ေแกးေแกးေแးေแး၊ แกေႏွာแ့္แกแွแ္ แแ္းแแ္းแဲแ แฟแီးแြားแာแါ။”
แฆးแแ္းแိแ္ ေျแာျแแြားแာ ျแแ ္แါแแ္။
http://www.voanews.com/burmese/news/8888-anniversary-dassk-127226113.html
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