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GLOBAL SOURCE EDUCATION

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The Burma Project

 

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Websites for the Study of Modern Burma

Amnesty International http://www.amnesty.org

Aung San Suu Kyi website: http://www.dassk. com
Current political news of Burma and the life history of Aung San Suu Kyi. Maintained by Burmese political exiles.

Burma Debate Magazine: http://www.soros.org/burma.html
A quarterly magazine of current topics on Burma funded by the Open Society InstituteÍs Burma Project.

BurmaNet News Website: http://www.burma.net
Provides a summary of daily news on Burma from international news sources

Ellen Bruno Films: http://www.brunofilms.com
Award-winning films on child prostitution in Burma, Tibetan Buddhist nuns, and war-torn Cambodia. Age appropriate for 9-12.

Free Burma Coalition: http://www.freeburma.org
Information about the worldwide movement for democracy led by Burma activists in exile around the globe.

Human Rights Watch: http://www.humanrightswatch.org

Images Asia: http://www.imagesasia.org
Multi-media resources on Burma and an online catalog

International Labor Organization (for kids!): http://www.ilo.org/ilokids
Site designed for children; explains the mission and activities of the International Labor Organization, as well as its actions against Burma after proving allegations of forced labor.

Official Myanmar Government site: http://www.myanmar.com
Mainly geared to tourists, though it provides the point of view of the junta on such issues as democracy and narcotics.

One World: http://www.oneworld.org
Information about democracy movements and human rights issues worldwide; excellent country-by-country breakdown.

Seattle Times Article by Paula Bock A Land of War, a Journey of the Heart: http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/burma/
Award-winning article by a Seattle-based writer about her personal experience working with Karen refugees along the Thai/Burma border. A teachers guide for this story on Burma and others by this author, can be found at:
http://faculty.washington.edu/kwangett/burma/teachersguide_intro.html

Compiled by Global Source Education, 2001

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