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Call for Burma's leaders to face court

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May 22, 2008
        

From correspondents in Strasbourg Article from: Agence France-Presse THE European Parliament has called for Burma junta leaders to be brought before the international court in The Hague if they continue to prevent aid from reaching cyclone-stricken regions. The euro deputies, meeting in...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

cbs3.com
May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

cbs4denver.com
May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...

                   

U.N. Chief Pressures Myanmar To Allow More Aid

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May 22, 2008
        

YANGON, Myanmar (AP) ― U.N. Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon flew into Myanmar's disaster zone Thursday as he pressed the country's leaders to open the doors to critical international aid for some 2.5 million cyclone survivors. In a meeting with Prime Minister Thein Sein, Ban stressed that foreign...