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A Voice from the Burmese Grassroots
Sara Moore || May 03, 2008 || Asia & the Pacific

Come to this talk on Monday afternoon if you can!

A Voice From the Burmese Grassroots: a Talk by a Representative of
Burma's Only Grassroots Human Rights Organization

Date: Monday 5/5/2008
Time: 1:00 pm
Place: UC Berkeley's Goldman School of Public Policy
Room 250
2607 Hearst Ave. (Cross Street: LeRoy Ave)
Berkeley, CA 94709

This guest speaker is one of the co-founders of the Human Rights
Defenders and Promoters Network (Burma), and a Visiting Scholar at the
UC Berkeley Human Rights Center. He will be presenting about his
organization's work.

In 2002 the HRD started organizing human rights trainings in Burma,
acting since then as an unofficial grassroots network. It is
believed to be the only grassroots human rights organization in Burma
at this time. Our guest specializes in international relations for
the HRD.

You can read more about our guest (first name "Aung") in this Newsweek article from December 2007.

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