Countries that have supported the call for a UN Commission of Inquiry into war crimes and crimes against humanity in Burma
| European Union Members “The proposed Commission of Inquiry would certainly help Burma/Myanmar in the process of the needed transition to democracy.”Slovak Republic Ministry of Foreign Affairs – August 2010 |
Rest of the world “I would like to underscore the American commitment to seek accountability for the human rights violations that have occurred in Burma by working to establish an international Commission of Inquiry through close consultations with our friends, allies, and other partners at the United Nations.”U.S. Secretary of State Hilary Clinton – 28th October 2010 |
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| Support from organisations in Burma Supporting organisations include:National League for Democracy National Democratic Front 88 Generation Students Committee Representing the People’s Parliament United Nationalities Alliance Women’s League of Burma Assistance Association for Political Prisoners – Burma All Burma Monks Alliance Burma Lawyers Council Federation of Trade Unions – Burma Karen National Union Burma Partnership All Burma Federation of Student Unions Burma Fund – UN Office |
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