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Thursday, December 20, 2012
Burma- Human Rights Development Project's U Myint Aye - recently released - says he considers himself "Obama's present"
http://www.rfa.org/burmese/
RFA TV - see links on RHS of their web page.
"Just like that, whenever there was a big event they were going to stage,such as the referendum or their 2010 election,they would arrest us as hostages --
now when US Presdt. Obama came and he was going to see Presdt. Thein Sein, as well as Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, we were released -
it was a present for Obama - I consider myself just that -- "Obama's present" -
but although on the surface things look like they have changed, in essence they have not - there are still human rights abuses."
Informal transcript and translation - kmk -
for formal,contact RFA directly.
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