Children at risk in Myanmar's cyclone wake
                   
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mnnonline.org     May 16, 2008            

Myanmar (MNN) ― The death toll continues climbing in Myanmar in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis. "1-million to 2-million people could be affected by this -- they could actually die because of disease, food shortage and water problems. Vision Beyond Borders has been working in Myanmar for 15 years... [read full story]                    


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Australia to give more aid to Myanmar, US says it's ready to donate despite rights issues

iht.com     Jul 23, 2008   196 related          

Australia announced Wednesday an additional 30 million Australian dollars (US$29 million) in aid for survivors of Myanmar's May cyclone, as the U.S. said it will not hold back disaster relief despite the junta's poor democracy...                    

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Australia announces additional aid to Myanmar but slams junta on human rights

iht.com     Jul 23, 2008   122 related          

Australia announced Wednesday an additional 30 million Australian dollars (US$29 million) in aid for survivors of Myanmar's May cyclone, but pressed its recalcitrant military junta to democratize quickly and respect human rights.                    

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Myanmar: Cyclone-affected children return to the classroom.

unicef.org     Jul 23, 2008          

LAPUTTA TOWNSHIP, Myanmar, 22 July 2008 – The school year here in the southern Irrawaddy Delta region was supposed to resume last month. The destruction and damage affecting nearly 60 per cent of the area's public schools in...                    

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ASEAN considers observer status for Burma civilian Govt (ABC)

yahoo.com     1 hr ago   1 related          

ASEAN members meeting in Singapore this week will consider the admission of members of Burma 's civilian government-in-exile as observers of the group. A delegation of Burmese politicians living in exile has travelled to...                    

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