NLD Party announced its extension of leadership with Phy Phyu Thin and some political prisoners
MoeMaKa Reporter 002
March 4, 2010
Phyu Phyu Thin, NLD member and known social volunteer for HIV/AIDS patients was found as one of the 100 member list of Central Committee assigned today according to NLD statement.
Over Seven Thousands Burmese Migrant registered in Japan Ref: Moe Thauk Kye News Group 26th February, 2010 According to Japan’s Ministry of Justice, there were recently 7,789 Burmese people registered to stay under various visa statuses. As dated to 23rd…
Burmese Monastery in Fort Wayne, In. received tickets from the City
MoeMaKa Reporter 003
February 25th, 2010
It was learnt on last Thursday that the city officials had issued ticket and took action on the addition construction of the Burmese monastery due to the lack of proper paper and permits. The monastery was known as “Zaytawun Monastery” to all the residing Burmese immigrants migrated from Thai-Burma borders as political refugees in the area of Fort Wayne.
Artist – Maung Maung Tin (No Name) 8th Dec 2009
In Afghan War, One US Solider cost 1 Million per year … how much a bomb from a rebel cost ? 5 US$ ? Cartoon Maung Yit 12th Dec 2009
Cartoon Saw Ngo – Vicious Circle of 2010 Election 5th Dec 2009
Cartoon Maung Yit – 30 steps towards 2010 4th December, 2009
Listen Up !!! All Activists, Politicians and Rebels of all sorts … You guys can take Election, Constitutions, Elected Senators and Border Guards and what ever … Except “Power” and “Authority”. OK? Carry on !!! 14th Nov 2009
Cartoon Saw Ngo – Burmese Regime’s 2010 Blackmail 9th Nov 2009
Hey … we mean “Dialogue” OK? Unmask your face and Uncover her mouth !!!! How can we hear your dialogue under those mask and cover ? Cartoon Saw Ngo November 7th 2009
Political hostages recently released by Burmese Military Regime in Rangoon
MoeMaKa Photo-Essay
19 September 2009
So many things including human being in Burma have been reaching in hands of the junta for long time. Many people taken part in movements for democracy and rights are accused by junta’s official and convicted of various reasons such as attempts to deteriorate state security, made confrontations to the junta’s ideology and criticising the junta’s actions as persecutions on its own people. In the present days, more than 2000 people are behind bars for various reasons mentioned above.
Original Burmese article had been published at
MoeMaKa Burmese Online Media
on April 25, 2009
Anti-sanction: What and Where
Maung Shwe
(25 April 2009)
With critics on the US’s sanctions on Burma, the momentum of anti-sanction campaigns is gradually increasing in the present days. At the beginning, the critics pointed out that the US sanctions will not be effective and even these will make counter productive to stated purposes. Based on the reasons, the US new government is requested to review its sanctions on Burma. In the later part, some critics live in-country and outside Burma, target and criticise NLD and its stand on supporting the US sanction on Burma. Resulting from changing target in critiques, some thoughts came in mind that why the sanctions are imposed and why NLD became a target of the critics instead of sanction implementers, the US, EU and Australia for example.
SPDC praises cease-fire groups
MoeMaKa Reporter No. 001
13 September 2009
The former leaders of Kachin and Mon cease-fire groups, and their decision to establish political parties and participate in 2010 election were praised by a political article in Burma’s state-run media. By pointing out two cease-fire groups, Kachin Independent Army (KIA) and military arm of New Mon State Party (NMSP), the article eulogizes that the groups have chosen the best, the most appropriate, and the safest approach. The article also makes a comment that other cease-fire groups will also discuss, negotiate and cooperate to do so like KIA and NMSP.
Although the author makes hints to cease-fire groups in his article, there is still quiet among leaders of other cease-fire groups. Some leaders who have close communication to media said that cease-fire groups still do not fully agree to the junta’s proposals.
Author of the article in state-run media is Kyaw Ye Min. As usual habit of the state-run media, there is no introductory about who author is, but aims and contents of the article could be recognized as junta’s opinions. The author said the planning to transform cease-fire groups into Border-Guard-Forces and keep under Commander-in-Chief of Defence Services is good to the groups. He also makes a comment that the state, the junta will take full responsibility and accountability to cease-fire groups’ own properties and personal security matters. At the present days, there are 17 major and 20 minor cease-fire groups in Burma.
MoeMaKa Reporter, Rangoon
8th September 2009
Mighty Po-La-Pyae alias Nay Shwe Thwe Aung
A coffee shop located in Bahan Township in former capital of Burma, Rangoon was torn down by Burmese military Major who is taking responsibility for personal security of junta supremo’s grand-son and the Major was instructed to do the act by the grand-son ‘Po-La-Pyae’. The event was happened 3 weeks ago and the coffee shop was immediately closed down after the event. Now the coffee shop has been totally demolished in last week.
#fullpost {display:none;} On FaceBook, the junta might have million friends, but in reality check, he has none outside. (Cartoon Maung Yit) Sept 11, 2009
