AIUTIAMO AUGUN OGGI SONO 13 ANNI DI PRIGIONE
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi,54 University Avenue,Bahan 11201,Yangon, Myanmar (Birmania)Costo dell'affrancatura con posta prioritaria per l'esteroformato standard, cm 9x14 Euro 0,60
PROTESTIAMO CON LETTERA O EMAIL ALL'AMBASCATA BIRMANA IN ITALIA
meroma@tiscalinet.it
Via della Cammilluccia 551, Roma, tel. 0636303753, 0636304056
FAX 06/36298566
altre ambasciate della birmania a cui scrivere
mecanberra@biqpond.com australia
contact@myanmar-embassy-tokyo.net giappone
info@mewashingtondc.com usa
mission.myanmar@ties.itu.int hong kong
FIRMA TUTTE LE PETIZIONI
http://www.actionburma.com/
http://www.burmacampaign.org.uk/mtvaction.html
LA PETIZIONE DI AMNNESTY INTERNATIONAL
http://www.amnesty.it/appelli/firmamodelappelli.html?nomeappello=Myanmar_monaci
FIRMA LA PETIZIONE PER UNA BIRMANIA LIBERA
http://htm.cisl.it/sito/contenuti/BIRMANIA/FormBirmania.htm
FIRMA ALTRA PETIZIONE
http://www.avaaz.org/en/stand_with_burma/tf.php?CLICK_TF_TRACK
Dear Ban Ki-Moon,I am writing to you today to urge you to make the release of Burma’s political prisoners your top priority on your visit to Burma in December. Burma’s most well known political prisoner, democracy leader and Nobel Laureate, Aung San Suu Kyi, has now spent over 12 years under arrest yet she has committed no crime. She has the respect and support of people across Burma and throughout the world for her peaceful resistance in the face of oppression. Aung San Suu Kyi is just one of 2,130 political prisoners under arrest in Burma today. These prisoners have committed no crime, they are imprisoned for peacefully calling for democracy and human rights in Burma. There can be no progress in Burma while Aung San Suu Kyi and 2,130 other political prisoners are not free.Last year, following the brutal suppression of peaceful protests in Burma, your own special advisor Ibrahim Gambari was given assurances that arrests of political activists would end. Despite this there are now almost double the number of political prisoners that there were before the uprising. Torture and mistreatment are endemic in Burma’s jails, where many inmates are kept in their cells 24 hours a day, given inadequate food, and the International Committee of the Red Cross is denied access. I am deeply concerned that political prisoners are increasingly being denied access to medical treatment.I urge you to make the release of all Burma’s political prisoners your top priority when you go to the country in December. Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you.CC: All members of the UN Security Council FIRMA QUIhttp://www.burmacampaign.org.uk/un_action.html