Suu Kyi to address in British parliament
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Aung San Suu Kyi, the leader of Myanmar democracy is scheduled to address in upper and lower house of the British parliament Thursday, Agence Frence Presse’s report said.
Her speech in British parliament will make historic for Myanmar official representaive who has been invited to address in parliament. It is a rare honour for foreign diplomat as only four foreign dignitaries have been invited since World War II.
The Democracy icon Ms Suu Kyi will also meet with British prime minister David Cameron as she makes her week-long trip to Europe and Britain for the first time in 24 years. She left Britain in 1988.
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We need and request very much Her Majesty Government of the United Kingdom (U.K.) to declare to Daw AungSan Suu Kyi as a witness that it had occupied the Burma Frontier Areas (BFA) territories (which includes the territories of Chins, Kachins and Federated Shan States) in the late 1900s as independent territories outside the Burmese kingdom and ruled it outside Burma Provincial government. And it also had determined to give the BFA territories to the UN Trusteeship system after WWII before independence of Union of Burma.
And that the UK is to give now clear cut support of that facts to each of the BFA territories to have internal self-determination in full as they do deserve in the federal form of constitution to be known as Federal Republic of Union of Burma or so in which each of the BFA territories could have self-determination as each desires within their respective boundaries of territories which have been confirmed and adopted by the successive constitutions of the Union of Burma after independence from the British according to the British had demarcated clear-cut boundaries of each territory of the BFA. Thanks, Lnk,
Lian Uk
June 22, 2012 at 4:53 am