Give us back our freedom and human rights !

The more i see the happiness of people who are enjoying their freedom...... the more i feel for those whose freedom was taken away.....

unlike other kids, they have no right to study peacefully

victims of forced re locations ordered by Burmese military government

Happy Birthday Khun Htun Oo (September 11)

Americans are mourning for those who sacrificed their lives on Sep 11. My heart is with all the friends and families of victims.

On this special day, Shan people from Burma are also mourning for the detention of their leader, Khun Htun Oo, who was sentenced to 93 years' imprisonment by Burmese military government in Feb 2005. He was born on Sep 11, 1943. He is celebrating his birthday alone in jail. He was unfairly treated and detained in prison due to his peaceful activities to bring human rights & democracy in Burma. Unlike people from America, Shan people could not even mourn in public..they can be tortured or arrested even by holding a peaceful prayer service for Khun Htun Oo.  

Khun Tun Oo is serving a 93 year of sentence in jail with poor medical condition at this time

My head is bowed to show respect to those who have been sacrificing their lives for others. May all human beings stop conducting hate crimes to each other all over the world.

Burma's Rosa Parks

Reading about Rosa Parks, an Afriancan-American civil rights activist who initiated the movement to outlawed racial segregation on public transportation by a simple but brave act: refusing to give up her seat to a white passenger in 1955, it reminded me of Su Su Nway from Burma who is currently in jail due to her brave actions against the military government. Su Su Nway is a Burma’s Rosa Parks, the first lady of civil right for Burma.

Rosa Parks was arrested for disobeying the Jimmy Crow Laws in 1955.