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Published Date: 30 June 2009
UNITED Nations secretary-general Ban Ki-moon will visit Burma this week to urge its military leaders to press ahead with democratic reforms in the country, a UN spokeswoman said.
Mr Ban will urge the junta to release all political prisoners, including the opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, during his visit on Friday and Saturday, spokeswoman Michele Montas told reporters.

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  • Last Updated: 29 June 2009 9:42 PM
  • Source: The Scotsman
  • Location: Edinburgh
  • Related Topics: Burma
 
1

2dogs in D.C.,

30/06/2009 01:36:49
Yeah,yeah,Mashimaro-we know-"What is this place called Burma"?
2

Jim A,

30/06/2009 06:57:22
"Ban Ki-Moon to ask for Burma releases"

Union of Myanmar tells ole Ban Ki to sling his hook, but in a nice way.
3

Jim A,

30/06/2009 06:59:28
#1 Doubledog, Burma's that place where China has it's Naval base on Coco Island, you know the one.
4

Jim A,

30/06/2009 07:01:07
The Union of Myanmar formaly known as Burma.
5

Front Runner,

04/07/2009 11:07:34
The mouse Ban Ki-Moon is absolutely useless.

 

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