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Burma Campaign UK

Welcome to the official video site for Burma Campaign UK.

Burma Campaign UK works for human rights, democracy and development in Burma.

In working for these objectives we follow the policies of Burma's democracy movement.

Founded in 1991, Burma Campaign UK is one of the leading Burma campaign organisations in the world.

We play a leading role in raising awareness about the situation in Burma, and pressuring the international community to take action in support of the people of Burma.

Burma Campaign UK
Tell the British government to sanction aviation fuel now! Take action here https://action.burmacampaign.org.uk/sanction-aviation-fuel-now
If the jets can't fly, they can't bomb
The denial of citizenship to the Rohingya people is one of the foundation stones which underpins prejudice and violence against the Rohingya. Their right of citizenship is one of the top demands of Rohingya, including a key condition for refugees before returning to Burma. Political developments such as Burma’s 2020 election may mean that this year is the only time that there is a realistic chance of a change in the 1982 Citizenship Law and all Rohingya receiving citizenship.
Now or Never – Is time running out for Rohingya to get citizenship?
Supporter Isobel Thompson completed the Ice Bucket Challenge for Burma Campaign UK on her 19th birthday – keep an eye out for the surprise water balloon at the end! Thanks Isobel!
Ice Bucket Challenge
Aunty Pamela, a 67 year old refugee from Burma now living in the UK, jumped out of a 2 mile high plane to raise funds for Burma Campaign UK. Donations can be made at: https://my.give.net/burmaskydive2014PamelaMoo or: http://www.bmycharity.com/burmaskydive2014pamelamoo Aunty Pamela said: "It was amazing. Like coming back from the Moon. I loved it. When I came to the UK I wanted to help Burma Campaign UK because I know they help my people. Every week as I volunteer, I see that Burma Campaign does very good work for my country. I really appreciate it. I want to raise money so Burma Campaign UK can do more work to help my country. Please help me raise money. Please help my country."
Aunty Pamela, 67 year old refugee, skydives for Burma
On Saturday 15th March Auntie Pamela Moo, a 67 year old refugee from Burma, will jump from a plane 2 miles up to raise funds for Burma Campaign UK. Here she talks about her experience as a nurse in Rangoon, where she treated students shot by the army in the 1988 uprising. Please sponsor Auntie Pamela here: https://my.give.net/burmaskydive2014PamelaMoo or make a donation: www.burmacampaign.org.uk/donate She is an amazing, brave woman and passionate about helping the struggle to bring real freedom to Burma. Please help Auntie Pamela reach her fundraising target: If you live in the UK, you can support her jump here: https://my.give.net/burmaskydive2014PamelaMoo Or from anywhere else here: http://www.bmycharity.com/burmaskydive2014pamelamoo
Auntie Pamela's Skydive for Burma!
A short documentary about the violence in Arakan state, Burma and the situation of Rohingya by journalist Kalle Bergbom. Since communal violence erupted in June 2012 in Burma's Arakan (Rakhine) State, there is a growing humanitarian and human rights crisis. The violence evolved into systematic attacks against the ethnic Rohingya and more than 100,000 people have been displaced. Many of those forced to flee the violence are living in squalid camps in desperate need of food and shelter.
Stateless in their own country
Voice of Russia in London, Special Programme.
Time to Abandon Myanmar Sanctions
http://www.genevasummit.org 4th Geneva Summit for Human Rights and Democracy - March 13th, 2012 - Geneva Session I: The Struggle for Reform BURMA: IS WHAT YOU SEE, WHAT YOU GET? Zoya Phan, Exiled dissident, author of "Little Daughter" Credit: Human Rights UN
4th Geneva Summit: Zoya Phan, Campaigns Manager, Burma Campaign UK
Burma has released the most prominent political dissidents of the country from jail. One of the dissidents released is Mya Aye who had been serving a 65-year jail sentence for speaking out against the Burmese government. Wai Hnin Pwint Thon, Campaigns Officer at Burma Campaign UK talked with Marco Werman about release of her father and other Burmese dissidents.
The World Burmese Political Prisoners Released
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