AccessMyLibrary provides FREE access to millions of articles from top publications available through your library.
Create a link to this page
Copy and paste this link tag into your Web page or blog:
Myanmar and democracy in our foreign policy.
(From The Jakarta Post)
from THE JAKARTA POST -- MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 2007 -- PAGE 3 How did we, as a nation, respond to a draft resolution at the UN Security Council last week, urging Myanmar to democratize and respect human rights? Well, we were not sure about the relevance and usefulness of such a resolution, so we opted to abstain. We did not go for "yes" or "against", the other two options available to us as a non-permanent member of the Security Council
Does that mean we have no opinion about the matter? Foreign Minister Hassan Wirayuda explained that abstaining was not the same as having no opinion. Indonesia, said Ambassador Reslan Jenie, the head of the Indonesian Mission to the UN, did not object to the substance of the proposed …
-
- South Africa defends UN Security Council vote on Myanmar.
-
Newspaper article from: BBC Monitoring International Reports
January 25, 2007
700+ words
-
- MYANMAR PRO-DEMOCRACY LEADERS HAIL UN SECURITY COUNCIL DECISION.
-
News wire article from: BERNAMA The Malaysian National News Agency
December 5, 2005
700+ words
-
- Myanmar issue may be referred to UN Security Council for resolution.
-
News wire article from: Europe Intelligence Wire
July 22, 2003
700+ words
-
- MYANMAR MAY BE REFERRED TO UN SECURITY COUNCIL.
-
News wire article from: BERNAMA The Malaysian National News Agency
June 19, 2006
700+ words
-
- Myanmar (Burma): UN Security Council labels Burma 'threat to peace and...
-
News wire article from: Thai Press Reports
September 19, 2006
700+ words
