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Daw Aung San Suu Kyi winning by-election: Can she rule Burma?

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Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) New Year Resolution

2nd Jan 2013

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) New Year Resolution

2nd January 2013

Happy New Year 2013!

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) would like to send our best wishes to all the people around the world. May you be happy, healthy and wealthy on this auspicious New Year! When looking back, 2012 was a year of hope and it was a year of mixed emotion. We are very encouraged to see democratic openness, embracing more economic reforms, achieving peace deals with armed ethnic groups and having seen removing sanction on Burma. At the same time, we are very saddened to learn that military offensive against KIA has been intensified. We would like to take this opportunity to review, evaluate and implement working for democratisation of Burma to build peaceful and prosperous Burma.

Kachin Conflict:

In order to achieve genuine national reconciliation in Burma, we must have peace in Burma. Fighting between Burma central government and Kachin armed group have been the major challenge working for democratisation of Burma. We call for all parties concerned to work the utmost achieving peace realities in Burma. Finding peace is two ways communication and we would like to stress here that both KIA and Burmese army must have the sincerity and genuine desire to see peace and prosperity in Kachin state. We are very much concerned that children, women and elderly are paying the price dearly. These disadvantaged people fleeing from the fighting between two armies are facing very difficult hardships. We are very saddened to learn that there is no sign of reaching peace agreement yet between Kachin Independence Army and Burmese Army. Without peace, a nation cannot work fully pulling herself out from poverty. Achieving ever lasting peace, unity in harmony and equality in diversity, should be one of the most important objectives for KIA and Burmese government.

Arakan Crisis:

Last year Arakan crisis had been the major concerns for all the people of Burma as well as for the global leaders. We reaffirm our position that Arakan crisis is immigration crisis and it must be dealt in accordance with 1982 Burmese Citizenship Law. We call for all parties concerned to respect democracy, human rights and rule of law handling Bengali illegal immigration issues. Burma Democratic Concerns (BDC) has determined that it is time for Tomas Quintana to vacate his post as United Nations Human Rights Envoy to Burma. Collusion between Tomas Quintana and the so-called Rohingya Bengali was all too apparent by people around the world extinguishing impartiality and credibility of the envoy.

Education:

Burma must empower every citizen with education which is the best investment for future of Burma while ensure supporting welfares of teachers, teaching carriers, teaching environment and education standard in Burma. Burma must educate her citizens with their rights, responsibilities and necessity of taking responsibilities in order to lay down the concrete democratic foundation for future generations of Burma so as to implement development strategies many years to come bearing in mind that Burma has gone through nearly half the century of successive various dictatorships and military dictatorships together with armed conflicts. It must be one of Burma’s primary tasks to educate children with knowledge, technology and employable skills. Burma must build the society of dialogue, research, reasoning, question mark, boosting self-confident and nurturing positive attitude. Education starts at home and it is the essential part of the nation building process to educate families with parenting skills, child development and nurturing children. Since 90% of population are Buddhist and accordingly Buddhist monasteries and Buddhist monks play essential vital role in Burmese society. Therefore, Burma must work promoting monastery education and support the welfare of the Buddhist monks. The Government of Burma should introduce a number of strategies to improve the country’s education system. Burma’s Education and Development Project should be established as soon as possible to supply more rural primary school classrooms with new libraries, books and primary school teachers as well as providing them with training. Burma should set up Nationwide and Global Education Networks to flourish education institutions in Burma.

Environment:

Burma must protect and work improving environment for our future generations. We must work to protect the waters, lakes, streams and rivers not to be polluted and not to be dried up while ensure protecting people from flooding and water erosion. Burma must anticipate controlling the quality of our air bearing in mind that the potential growth of urbanisation and industrialisation can increase air pollution. Burma must protect forests, biodiversity and natural resources. Burma must work to gradually end excessive irresponsible logging, cutting forests and clearing land for agriculture. Burma must increase efforts to afforestation while Burma must work to gradually ban exporting teaks, logs, raw wood, cane, bamboo, endangered plants, animals and forest products.

Constitution Amending:

Working to review the controversial 2008 constitution which gives absolute power to military commander in chief– is still major concern for people of Burma. We must work all together to amend the constitutional clauses which are undemocratic and authoritative. We must work to amend the constitutional clauses which give the military commander in chief the power to directly choose military officers sitting in the parliament occupying 25% of the seats. Addition, Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for amending the constitutional clauses which prohibit Buddhist monks’ right to vote in Burma which is totally undemocratic and unacceptable.

Corruption:

Burma must alleviate corruption. The worst form of corruption is corruption of immigration control personnel. Government revenue can be diverted away from basic services by corruption. Preventive measures include requiring public officials to disclose earnings and assets and stricter rules on funding to political parties and electoral campaigns. The prevalence of corruption and abuse of power in many justice systems most greatly affects those who are poor and most vulnerable and it must be amended.

Ethnics Affairs:

All the people of Burma must work to achieve peace, political stability, economic development, and better education for all the ethnics’ people of Burma. Burma should seek support from international institutions to support rural development, education, improving the live ability of border areas, ethnic areas and middle Burma dry zone, ensuring sound management within the mining sector, sustainable infrastructure development, environmental protection, policy development and water, soil and air pollution abatement measures. The overall goal of the rural program should be to reduce the vulnerability of farmers from risk as well as to protect and extend gains made to provide relief in cases of climate emergencies, micro-finance, telecommunications and social services to rural residents. Given the country’s vast and challenging geography, the cost of providing rural communications infrastructure is high. The lack of ICT services affected the rural population in multiple ways, limiting social communication and access to both information and education media, and delaying response time in the case of emergencies. With the infrastructure and service should be now in place across the country, many more rural residents will be able to communicate more easily, and benefit from educational and commercial access to the Internet. Ethnic people should be able to preserve their language, culture, environment, food, and customs. Ethnic people should have the rights to participate in the decision making process of managing resources, finance, protecting forests and environment.

Planning Development:

Burma should draft adopting the Comprehensive National Development Strategy. The document should set a 15-years development path: the first phase (5 years) should focus on achieving the Millennium Development Goals and actively developing the country’s economy; the second phase (5 years) should be dedicated to transitioning to a knowledge-based economy and the third phase (5 years) should be dedicated to exporting professionals, knowledge, education, skills and technology.International trade can be enormous importance for the open economy of Burma. Foreign Direct Investments are important factors in developing a nation and Burma should work welcoming the FDI while ensure protecting labour rights, environment and culture. Legislative reform, institution-building, support for legal assistance, access to justice, labour, employment, small business, housing rights, property and land governance, reproductive health, and environmental protection must be implemented to develop Burma. International trade can be enormous importance for the open economy of Burma.

Implementation:

Civilians’ participation would be the key for the decentralisation, democratization and development of Burma. While emphasising what should be done by state, it is also important to remember that the importance of everyone’s participation, importance of empowering new generations, importance of promoting education, importance of citizen capacity building and importance of strategic future planning. It is the fact that it will take time to reform and decentralise government mechanisms which would increase responsibility, accountability and transparency. This should be simultaneous and gradual evolutionary process and, from time to time, should re-evaluate reform process so as to achieve the best possible outcomes and, most importantly, people must have the right to voice their concerns on every aspect of democratisation process. Burma is facing challenges ahead and needs the concerted efforts of the all citizens of Burma to meet these challenges cooperating closely together with UN, EU, ASEAN and international actors. These should be the top agendas for the development of Burma as well as democratisation process.

Happy New Year to You All!

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)

Immediate Press Release - Slaughtering the Burmese People in Malaysia

08 June 2013

Burma: From Dictatorship to Democracy and now is the time for Democracy to Development

22 April 2013

Honouring Burma's Resistance Day

BDC

This is the time to help each other

25 Mar 2013

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)'s Felicitation Letter on Kachin Revolution Day

5th Feb 2013

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC on Kachin Peace)

17 Jan 2013

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) New Year Resolution

2nd Jan 2013

Burmese people warmly welcome President Obama and his delegation visiting Burma

09 Nov 2012

Honouring and Remembering Burma's Buddhist Monks Martyrs and Heroes

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Let’s work together building a peaceful and prosperous Burma

21 Sep 2012

Time for Tomas Quintana to vacate his post as U.N. human rights envoy

11 Aug 2012

Prominent 8888 Generation Students Leaders Spoke on Rohingya and the Current Riots in Burma

ရခိုင္ျပည္တြင္း အစြန္းေရာက္အၾကမ္းဖက္

13 June 2012

EMERGENCY STATEMENT

08 June 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for Lord Strathclyde and Lieutenant-General David Leakey to value “human-rights” more than the “building”

03 June 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for Burmese government, parliamentarians and all the people to work the utmost possible to achieve peace reality in Kachin land

14 May 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDCs) warmly welcome US Government Easing Sanctions on Burma

05 April 2012

Burma: We are with exploited strike workers of Tai Yi

22 Feb 2012 (BST)

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Let’s build a genuine federal union

12 Feb 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): This is NOW Time that International Community MUST remove TOURISM, TRADE and INVESTMENT Sanction on Burma

18 Jan 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) warmly welcome the release of the political prisoners

13 Jan 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) seriously denounces the sham amnesty

02 Jan 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) seriously denounces the sham amnesty

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): New Year Resolution

01 Jan 2012

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes the US Secretary of State, Hillary Clinton, visits to Burma

02 Dec 2011

This is now time that National League for Democracy (NLD) should re-register as the official legal political party and contest in the elections and by-elections

17 Nov 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) strongly supports Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (09 Nov 2011)

09 Nov 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) cautiously welcomed the prisoners’ amnesty (13 Oct 2011)

13 Oct 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes president U Thein Sein's decision to halt building Irrawaddy dams (30 Sep 2011)

30 Sep 2011

Demonstrations for Saffron & Ayeyarwaddy on 26 September 2011 (Monday) in London, UK (26 Sep 2011)

26 Sep 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) strongly denounced the Irresponsible USDP Regime Failing to Save River (12 Sep 2011)

12 Sep 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for more positive practical reform in Burma (19 Aug 2011)

19 Aug 2011

We support Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Dialogue, Peace & National Reconciliation In Burma (03 Aug 2011)

03 Aug 2011

Burma Martyrs’ Day Demonstration & Martyrs’ Day Celebration Invitation (19 July 2011)

19 July 2011

Burma’s Unforgettable 7 July Students Massacre

7 July 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for United Nations Security Council Resolution on Burma

30 Jun 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDCs) call for immediate ceasefire in Kachin State and in Burma

20 June 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Celebrates Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s Birthday

19 June 2011

Wales for Burma!

18 June 2011

Don’t Use Chemical Weapons (6 June 2011)

6 June 2011

Commemorating Depeyin Massacre (30 May 2011)

30 May 2011

Dialogue in Burma Now! (24 May 2011)

24 may 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) အမ်ိဳးသားျပန္လည္သင္႔ျမတ္ေရးအတြက&#

07 May 2011

緬甸民主關注組織（BDC）重點新聞報告：要求產生對話為民族和解

07 May 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): To the Dialogue -- For the National Reconciliation

06 May 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes the formation of the Burma’s Patriotic Military Network

18 April 2011

U Tin Oo, U Win Tin and Ko Myo Yan Naung Thein send the messages of wisdom and encouragement

27 March 2011

Burma's Resistance Day (25 March 2011)

25 March 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Change is coming (16 March 2011)

16 March 2011

Burma’s Human Rights Day (11 March 2011)

11 March 2011

Calling for the Japanese government support for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s safety (05 Mar 2011)

05 March 2011

Burma Resistance Day Celebration & Fundraising Food Festival

01 March 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Will Be Supporting Political Prisoners in Burma

01 March 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) News Letter February 2011 (28 Feb 2011)

28 February 2011

Mandatory military service: Wake up call for all the citizens of Burma (25 Jan 2011)

25 Jan 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDCs): Let’s work together bringing the meaning of true independence realities in Burma (04 Jan 2011)

04 January 2011

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): We stand with Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (26 Nov 2010)

26 Nov 2010

16 Burma pro-democracy and ethnic organizations welcomed the release of Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (22 Nov 2010)

22 Nov 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Will Drive Burma to Better Future (13 Nov 2010)

13 Nov 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi’s Unconditional Release (12 Nov 2010)

12 Nov 2010

Fight between DKBA & Junta (09 Nov 2010)

09 Nov 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes USA government’s position and EU statement on the junta’s election (BDC-08 Nov 2010)

08 Nov 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Let’s Boycott Together Burma Junta’s Sham Election (05 Nov 2010)

05 Nov 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) warmly welcomes the legitimate leaders' decision calling for to convene “Second Pin-Lon Conference” (01 Nov 2010)

01 Nov 2010

Burmese Campaign Video : Ar Yone Oo Mar Shock Shi Tae (22 Oct 2010)

22 Oct 2010

Junta’s elections on 7 November 2010 is to justify five decades of military rule (18 Oct 2010)

18 Oct 2010

Burma: 22nd Anniversary of Military Coup – Boycott Junta’s Sham Elections (17 Sep 2010)

17 Sep 2010

Burma: EU must support people but not junta (23 Aug 2010)

23 Aug 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Good News for Burmese Refugees in Malaysia (21 Aug 2010)

21 Aug 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes Daw Aung San Suu Kyi led NLD’s decision to boycott junta’s planned sham 2010 election (19 Aug 2010)

19 Aug 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): “YES WE CAN” take decisive action (13 Aug 2010)

13 Aug 2010

Honoring Martyrs of Burma: Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) (19 July 2010)

19 July 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Meaningful Birthday Wish for Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (18 June 2010)

18 June 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): UNHCR (Malaysia) must avoid discrimination (05 May 2010)

05 May 2010

Global Action for Burma (GAB): EU must take the next stronger step (26/04/2010)

26 April 2010

Burma: EU must declare it won’t recognize junta’s planned 2010 election and its results (25/04/2010)

25 April 2010

Burma: International Community must be informed (06/04/2010)

06 April 2010

Letter to International Governments(06/04/2010)

06 April 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): UNSC must implement “Shwe-Gone-Daing” Declaration (30 Mar 2010)

30 Mar 2010

Global Action for Burma (GAB) calls for Chinese Government co-operation of United Nations Security Council action on Burma (23 Mar 2010)

23 Mar 2010

Global Action for Burma (GAB) Letter to Chinese Government(23 Mar 2010)

23 Mar 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) warmly welcomes PM Gordon Brown calls for an urgent UN meeting (16/03/2010)

16 March 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) calls for UNSC Emergency Meeting: Time to take immediate action (11 March 2010)

11 Mar 2010

Burma: Obama Got the DEAF EARS on The on the Burmese American Imprisonment In Burma (23 Feb 2010)

23 Feb 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Bogyoke Aung San’s Spirit is in our Hearts, Mind and Souls (Birthday of our Hero) (13 Feb 2010)

13 Feb 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) welcomes the release of our Hero, U Tin Oo, Leader of 1990 Election Wining Party (NLD) (13 Feb 2010)

13 Feb 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) : EU should call for UNSC to declare Burma junta’s sham constitution as NULL & VOID (12 Feb 2010)

12 Feb 2010

British Government: As long as the elections are contested on the current constitution, whatever the outcome they cannot be recognised by the international community (31 Jan 2010)

31 Jan 2010

Burma: United Nations Security Council (UNSC) Must Declare Burmese Junta’s 2008 Constitution as NULL and VOID (26 Jan 2010)

26 Jan 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Launches “Yes We Can” Campaign (04 Jan 2010)

04 Jan 2010

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Statement on Burma’s Independence Day (04 Jan 2010)

04 Jan 2010

2008 Constitution must be revised until it is Done! (25 Dec 2009)

25 Dec 2009

Burma Constitutional Conference Press Statement (23 December 2009)

23 Dec 2009

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): Human Rights in Burma now! (10 Dec 2009)

10 Dec 2009

Current State of Affairs, BURMA (01 Dec 2009)

01 Dec 2009

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC): This is the PRIME TIME to press junta (23 Nov 2009)

23 Nov 2009

Global Action for Burma (GAB) Emergency Statement (23 Nov 2009)

23 Nov 2009

Global Action for Burma: International Month of Action against the “Sham 2010 Election” (17 Nov 09)

17 Nov 09

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) today calls for world leaders to not to get lost in junta’s game plan of sham 2010 election instead of focusing on national reconciliation (25 Sep 2009)

25 Sep 2009

United Nations Security Council must hold emergency meeting in order to send ultimate ultimatum demanding to free Aung San Suu Kyi (11 August 2009)

11 August 2009

Global Action for Burma (GAB): Unprecedented Actions (30 July 2009)

30 July 2009

United Nations Security Council Must Act (27 July 2009)

27 July 2009

Immediate Release: United Nations must demand junta to do national reconciliation first (26 July 2009)

26 July 2009

Review of the junta’s 2008 constitution is a MUST before playing into the junta’s illegal 2010 election (8 July 2009)

8 July 2009

The Best Birthday Present For AUNG SAN SUU KYI (18 June 2009)

18 June 2009

Time To Take Concrete Immediate Collective Actions To Free Aung San Suu Kyi (04 Jun 2009)

04 Jun 2009

Open Letter to President of RUSSIA (28 May 2009)

28 May 2009

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Warmly Welcomes Mr Obama's Statement But Actions Essentials (27 May 2009)

27 May 2009

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) Calls For Russian Government Supports To Restore Justice In Burma (26 May 2009)

26 May 2009

Statement of Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) on 19th Anniversary of 1990 Election Day (24 May 2009)

24 May 2009

BDC Statement on 19th anniversary of NLD 1990 election victory (24 May 2009)

24 May 2009

BDC Welcomes Mr Brown's Statement But More to Do (14 May 2009)

14 May 2009

SOS : Aung San Suu Kyi ! (14 May 2009)

14 May 2009

SOS : Myo Yan Naung Thein's Health is Deteriorating (13 May 2009)

13 May 2009

Aung San Suu Kyi is ailing; junta is denying giving proper medical treatment!!! (11 May 2009)

11 May 2009

British Government said 2010 election will entrench military rule in Burma (07 May 2009)

07 May 2009

UN must press junta to embrace the NLD’s gesture of goodwill (01 May 2009)

01 May 2009

Junta must be punished (27 Mar 2009)

27 Mar 2009

Junta Crack Down On Rule of Law In Burma (18 Mar 2009)

18 Mar 2009

Time for Ibrahim Gambari to vacate his post as United Nations Envoy to Burma (16 Feb 2009)

16 Feb 2009

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) launched BURMA VOICES CAMPAIGN (09 Feb 2009)

09 Feb 2009

UN Special Envoy Mission Must Be Time Bound & Must Have Bench Marks (30 Jan 2009)

30 Jan 2009

White Campaign for Justice in Burma (17 Nov 2008)

17 Nov 2008

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) call for United Nations Security Council to take practical action on Burma (11 Nov 2008)

11 Nov 2008

Justice is OUTLAW in Burma (01 Nov 2008)

01 Nov 2008

United Nations Got the Obligation to Restore Justice in Burma (22 Oct 2008)

22 Oct 2008

Injustice in Burma: Time to bring Burmese Military Government to International Criminal Court(13 Sep 2008)

13 Sep 2008

Thailand Prime Minister is Nurturing the Military Dictatorship in Burma (25 August 2008 )

25 Aug 2008

Are Gambari and Ban Ki Moon impartial in Burma crisis?(21 August 2008 )

21 Aug 2008

BDC 07 August 2008 Press Release (07 August 2008 )

07 Aug 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today strongly welcome and support the statements of legitimate leaders of Burma calling for the United Nations to take effective action on Burma now(01 August 2008 )

01 Aug 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today welcome G-8 leaders calling for "to immediately release all political detainees including Aung San Suu Kyi(10 July 2008)

10 July 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today called for the British government not to recognize Burmese military regime(25 June 2008 )

25 June 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today condemned ASEAN Secretary General’s comment on relief work carrying out in Burma(23 June 2008 )

23 June 2008

Burma Democratic Concern called for the release of Aung San Suu Kyi immediately(19 June 2008)

19 June 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today called for the Burmese military regime to release all political prisoners including Myo Aung Thant, a prominent Burmese workers’ union leader who has been imprisoned since 1997 and all political prisoners(13 June 2008 )

13 June 2008

(Burma Democratic Concern today called for the international community to put more pressure on Burmese regime(10 June 2008)

10 June 2008

NLD's Landslide Victory Still Valid: Burma Democratic Concern(04 June 2008 )

04 June 2008

Student leader Myo Yan Naung Thein faces at risk of dying due to the negligence of junta(30 May 2008)

30 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today called for United Nations to take action on Burma’s longstanding political crisis(30 May 2008 )

30 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern's Statement On Current Situation Of Burma (27 May 2008 )

27 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern Says Who Will Save Cyclone Nargis Victims of Burma(23 May 2008)

23 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today called for United Nations to give Ultimate Ultimatum to the junta(18 May 2008)

18 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today calls for United Nations Security Council to take all necessary actions to save millions of lives in Burma(13 May 2008)

13 May 2008

BDC- 08 May 2008- Press Release

08 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern appeals International Community to aid the victims of Cyclone Nargis of Burma and call for the Burmese Government to co-operate fully with the aid agencies(08 May 2008)

08 May 2008

Burma Democratic Concern today condemns the Chinese and Russia Governments for backing up Burmese Military Regime(03 May 2008)

03 May 2008

United Nations must enforce military Junta to honour the 1990 election result now, not another 2010 election in Burma(10 April 2008)

10th April 2008

BURMA DEMOCRATIC CONCERN

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) is the global campaigning and lobbying organisation to restore democracy, human rights and rule of law in Burma where everyone can enjoy the freedom of speech, press, beliefs, assembly and rule of law that emphasizes the protection of individual rights. Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) have the firm determination, dedication and devotion to keep on working until the democracy restore in Burma.

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) believes that the solution for the crisis of Burma is restoring democracy, human rights and rule of law. Burma Democratic Concern (BDC) is equipped with participants who had political background and in depth knowledge of Burma issues. They had experiences in the past and engaging in current activities.

The main objectives of our organization are:

To support efforts to create a political environment in Burma
To increase awareness about political development in Burma
To strengthen support for Burma democracy movement in international governments

PRESS RELEASE

Immediate Press Release - Slaughtering the Burmese People in Malaysia

Burma: From Dictatorship to Democracy and now is the time for Democracy to Development

Honouring Burma's Resistance Day

This is the time to help each other

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)'s Felicitation Letter on Kachin Revolution Day

OBJECTIVES