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Report card: Burma: Still Waiting

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The book Report Card: Burma—Still Waiting provides a critical assessment of Burma’s (Myanmar’s) political, social, and human rights conditions in the aftermath of ongoing promises of reform. It evaluates the country’s progress— or lack thereof— in areas such as democratization, freedom of expression, rule of law, and protection of ethnic minorities. Drawing on reports from civil society organizations, international observers, and firsthand accounts, the book highlights the persistent challenges of authoritarian governance, military dominance, and systemic human rights abuses. By framing these issues within a broader regional and international context, the work underscores the gap between rhetoric and reality in Burma’s transition toward democracy. It serves as both a documentation of continued struggle and a call to action for greater accountability, justice, and meaningful reform.

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KP.IV 0193

320 INT R (INA.I REP)

My Library (POLITIK 3)

Available

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Series Title

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Call Number

320 INT R (INA.I REP)

Publisher

Bangkok, Thailand : Altsean-Burma., 2001

Collation

66 hlm; 22 cm

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

974-88614-0-6

Classification

320

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Edition

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Subject(s)

Democracy
Justice
civil society
report
Authoritarian governance

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