The Problem Of A Tangible Outcome In Myanmar

">"> The Problem of a bodily Result In MyanmarYou may remember that the problems in the countries of Myanmar are in the news for several months. The military junta in the country was to attract advertising dubious daily to kill innocent monks who protesting the intolerable conditions in the country. The United Nations reacted quickly to events in Myanmar, "by appointing a special envoy, Ibrahim Gambarito as a liaison to improve the situation. After his last meeting with the military junta in Myanmar, Gambarito now: "Whereas each of my previous visits produced some results that could be utilized, it is a source of disappointment that the visit did not yield any tangible results immediately." She does should not surprise anyone that there is no "immediate tangible results." There has been no "tangible results" in Myanmar to the United Nations in the last seventeen years. Consider that every year since the overthrow of the democratically elected government in 1991, the United N! ations has issued resolutions concerning problems in Myanmar. Those resolutions have been ignored by the ruling military junta. The truth is that the United Nations can certainly produce an impressive stack of paper of the resolutions, but it is historically Failure to produce tangible results, immediate or otherwise .. 2005, the former president of the Czech Republic Vaclav Havel and South Africa retired Bishop Desmond M . Tutu, wrote a report to the Security Council of the United Nations. The report describes in detail the myriad of problems in the country of Myanmar. The report shows that the behaviour of the ruling military junta as a member of the 'United Nations is in direct conflict with the UN Charter. It was a report that 14 years after the overthrow of a legitimate democratic regime, indirectly, the UN highlights the total failure of change in politics and human rights in the country. In 2005, Havel / Tutu has been a full report of the indictment the most brutal m! ilitary dictatorships in the world today. Army abducts childre! n from s ex Men at an early age and trains them in the use of weapons by the age of eleven. It is estimated that about 70000 children have been forced to join the military in this way. The country is the world's leading producer of heroin and is heavily involved in drug trafficking.In over drugs and the abuse of children is rampant, thousands of villages have been systematically destroyed by the military over the past ten years. more than 200000 refugees have fled the country escape the brutality of the regime. Sure, there are no fundamental human rights, health care, education, political rights and freedom of speech. Atrocities are common with murder, rape, forced labour and municipalities. In addition, HIV AIDS is a major problem in the country as well. Indeed, the military junta in power corrupt, now headed by General Khin Nyunt, has managed to make Myanmar One of the poorest countries in the world. The fact is that these deplorable conditions in Myanmar could be so different. Rou! te this sad place for the country was established seventeen years. Myanmar (Burma until the military junta called changed its name in 1991) held a democratic election and the opposition party of the army won eighty two percent of the vote. articulate women with a Burmese heritage with the name of Aung San Suu Kyi led The opposition party victorious. Stunned by their defeat, all servicemen arrested in the opposition party including Suu Kyi and canceled the election. Since 1991, Suu Kyi has been held under house arrest most of the time, while the country has been managed under the military regime. In the last seventeen years, we have had numerous conversations and diplomatic resolutions of the United Nations to the Government of Myanmar on the overthrow of democracy Elected and the regime of appalling conditions in the country. All resolutions, diplomacy, and talk have produced very little results. Nevertheless, over the years, Aung San Suu Kyi has gained international fame a! nd recognition to articulate his non-violent opposition to the! illegit imate Decision of the military government in the country. In 1991, she was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for his non-violent resistance to the rule of military governments. To date, it remains the only Nobel laureate imprisoned. peaceful resistance against the injustice and tyranny was celebrated a few champions. Mahatma Gandhi of India, the Dalai Lama of Tibet, and Martin Luther King in the United States, are a few that come to mind immediately. However, in Myanmar, he is Nobel Laureate, who has defended nonviolence, resistance against the world's most brutal military regime for more than seventeen years. As we have seen in history, the passive resistance requires courage, perseverance , the time and patience. Certainly this woman's legacy more than compare to the most famous world figures are peaceful resistance against injustice of the past. Aung San Suu Kyi continues to expect under house arrest in Myanmar. It waiting for the day when a democratic election will provide a! civilian regime for the country once again. Sadly, it seems that his long wait Not closer. In the last words of the United Nations Special Envoy for Myanmar, Ibrahim Gambarito: there is no "immediate tangible results." Of course, the lack of progress in resolving political problems in Myanmar represents a real problem with the credibility and effectiveness of the United Nations. sad truth is that despite all the United Nations resolutions, the Security Council and the reports of diplomatic talks, there has been no tangible result for the country of Myanmar at present for each of the last seventeen years. By: James William SmithArticle Directory: http://www.articledashboard.comJames William Smith has worked in senior positions for some of the largest financial services companies in the United States for the last twenty-five years. He also provided support for consultations on insurance organizations and the creation of new businesses. Mr Smith has a Bachelor of Science Degr! ee from Boston College. He likes to write articles on politica! l, natio nal, and world events. Visit its Web site at www. eworldvu.com

By: James William Smith

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James William Smith has worked in senior management positions for some of the largest financial services firms in the United States for the last twenty five years. He has also provided business consulting support for insurance organizations and start up businesses. Mr. Smith has a Bachelor of Science Degree from Boston College. He enjoys writing articles on political, national, and world events. Visit his website at www.eworldvu.com

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