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Just hours after the departure of a U.N. envoy, Myanmar's junta continued a violent crackdown on its own people.
We need to act now to protect monks, activists and innocent civilians from further abuses. Reportedly, more than 10 people have been killed, and thousands of pro-democracy protesters have been detained. "It is an emergency," said Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, the U.N. human rights investigator for Myanmar.
Myanmar has an appalling human rights record. Thousands of political prisoners are detained in deteriorating prison conditions and the use of child soldiers, forced labor, and torture are common.
The recent violence has shown the world the extent of MyanmarÂ’s brutal crimes. Urge the United Nations to take urgent steps to get MyanmarÂ’s junta to stop the crackdown.
Sign this petition and stand with the people of Burma.
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3:12 am PDT, Sep 27,
Thomas Pirovano, Switzerland
Good Luck in Rangun, Mandalay and everywhere you live in Burma! |
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2:32 am PDT, Sep 27,
Ane Munin, Denmark
Even if we can't be there we will stand with you! |
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1:11 am PDT, Sep 27,
Emma Owen, United Kingdom
Its about time people were given back there rights, how can this still be happening today, everyone needs to support there fight for peace and justice. |
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10:54 pm PDT, Sep 26,
Martin Humphrey, Florida
We cannot let this continue |
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5:25 pm PDT, Sep 26,
Cristina Seiça, Portugal
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