Come enjoy a Burmese style dinner, speakers, a short film on
Burma and a panel discussion
with Burma
experts and activists. Burma
is going through its most challenging time as reforms are taking place while
the 2015 Election is only a year away. Though the country seems to be changing,
the people's livelihood is no better and they are as always struggling for
their daily survival. There are major concerns with the slow pace of reforms
and the peace process, wide-spread land-grabs, continued human rights abuses,
cronyism, uncertainty about amending the sham constitution and the ultimate
outcome of the 2015 elections. Therefore, now is a crucial time for Burma and her people
and come join us to learn about how you can help for the better there.
Speakers: Prof. Larry Diamond, Edith Mirante, and Burma democracy activists.
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Sponsored by the Burmese American Democratic Alliance &
co-sponsored by BFUU Social Justice Ctee
Suggested donation $15. Wheelchair accessible.
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