တော်လှန်သောသီချင်းများစုစည်းမှု

Burma is now believed to be transition from Dictatorship to Democracy and Development. The way that Burmese government operates and delivers services to the citizens must be reformed. Military must accept the authority of civilian governments and must retreat from economic and politics. It is very important to have the functioning parliament in Burma. Respecting rule of law must be fundamental of all reforms and all oppressive laws must be replaced with democratic laws. Judiciary must be independent and police force must be reformed. 

A country cannot be truly democratic until its citizens have the opportunity to choose their representatives through elections that are free and fair. Election monitoring can improve the quality of elections. Effective and long-term human rights protection in Burma can be achieved through by establishing democracy and the rule of law. In turn, the establishment and maintenance of democracy and the rule of law depend on flourishing civil societies. Supporting to flourish civil societies is essential for an effective and long-term protection of human rights.

International community should increase more direct engagement with the Burmese government, as well as broader societal groups, to improve the practical framework for human rights protection, poverty alleviation and working to achieve sustainable development but pressure must be kept to end all human rights abuses and permit democracy as well as to offset China’s influence over Burma. To sustain national security, particular attention must be given to the Arakan State which SHARES border with Bangladesh. Burmese see anyone calling for to amend Burmese Citizenship Law as the act of infringing Burma’s sovereignty.

Sanctions inevitably infringe Burmese people right to development due to the spillover effect and reputation risk. Development is the Human Rights and belongs to everyone. Political change is important to economic reform and banking reform is central to Burma’s economic progress. Burma needs to address land and property rights and government must return all confiscated lands to rightful OWNERS. Peace between the Government and ethnic minorities is essential. If Burma can foster policies to human capital INVESTMENT and then it can support economic growth strategies which can create national wealth. The democratization, development and poverty reduction in Burma are interrelated and interdependent each other which require concerted effort of everyone. 

Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)

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