International Tribunal on Burma Calls for an End to Violence Against Women
International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women of Burma

International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women of Burma

On March 3rd, Nobel Peace Laureates and human rights experts released the results of the International Tribunal on Crimes Against Women of Burma which was held in New York City. Women from Burma who are victims of rape and other crimes by the Burma Army gave testimonies during the tribunal. These testimonies were viewed as a voice for the women suffering in Burma. They told stories not only of violence against women, but also forced labor, portering, and unjust arrests.

 

 

 

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Burma Army Attacks, 200 Hiding in the Jungles of Burma
200 People are Now Hiding in the Jungle

IDP's in hiding.

On March 3, 2010 there was a new attack by the Burma Army in Mone Township and Ler Kler Village. Approximately 200 people are now displaced. Villagers from Ler Htaw Der Village and Taw Aung Thay Der Village are hiding in the jungle.  

Please join us in praying for these families. Thank you.

 

 

 
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Stories of Burma’s youth on display through WarChild exhibit
WarChild at Azusa Pacific University

WarChild at Azusa Pacific University

Azusa, CA – Tucked away off the side of Azusa Pacific University’s food court is Heritage Gallery, where it hosted haunting images of innocence lost.

During the month of February, the university hosted the traveling exhibit “WarChild”, which showcases 16 pieces of art illustrating the stories of Burma’s children and young adults of war.

Take the story of Hpuy La, a young teenager, who drew a picture of military officials burning her village, and of villagers trying to escape. Her portrait is mostly vibrant specks of red and orange paints illustrating the intensity of the flames. (more…)

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