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About BurmaCampaign
The United States Campaign for Burma is a US based membership organization dedicated to empowering grassroots activists around the world to rally for human rights and to bring an end to the military dictatorship in Burma.
Through public education, leadership development initiatives, conferences, and advocacy campaigns at local, national and international levels, USCB partners with our global supporters including thousands of Burmese dissidents-in-exile to promote freedom, democracy, and human rights in Burma and raise awareness about the egregious human rights violations committed by Burma’s military regime.
The leadership of USCB is comprised of seasoned human rights advocates, with experience both inside and outside the U.S. government. The board and staff, which include former Congressional staff, former Burmese political prisoners, and experienced advocates, are dedicated to increasing the public profile of Burma and rallying with our global supporters for a free Burma
BurmaCampaign's recent content
Graffiti Campaign and Burmese Solidarity
George Washington University students held a Chalk- Graffiti Campaign to reflect the struggles and despair of Burma's youth. They said they held this protest to stay united with the people of Burma....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression
Impact of Youtube in Burma
Youtube has caught the attention of the international community, and non profit organizations, like the US Campaign for Burma use Youtube to attract people to support the democracy movement in Burma, ...
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Detention, Education, Human rights defenders
Burma Awareness Week
Burma Awareness Week at Goucher College in Baltimore, Maryland
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Crimes against humanity, Freedom of opinion & expression, Minorities
Burma: It Can't Wait -
Join us in a month-long campaign highlighting the Burmese struggle for liberty, democracy, and human rights....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Freedom of religion & belief, Humanitarian, Violence
Burma: It Can't Wait - Marionettes
Join us in a month-long campaign highlighting the Burmese struggle for liberty, democracy, and human rights....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Freedom of religion & belief, Humanitarian, Violence
Burma: It Can't Wait - Aung San Suu Kyi
Join us in a month-long campaign highlighting the Burmese struggle for liberty, democracy, and human rights....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Arbitrary arrest, Freedom of religion & belief, Humanitarian
Burma: Leader of Monks' Alliance on the Saffron Revolution - Pt 2
A year ago the monks of Burma led half a million people in peaceful protests around the country, proclaiming to the military regime that peace and freedom must be finally restored to the people....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Detention, Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief
Burma: Leader of Monks' Alliance on the Saffron Revolution - Pt 1
A year ago the monks of Burma led half a million people in peaceful protests around the country, proclaiming to the military regime that peace and freedom must be finally restored to the people....
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Detention, Freedom of opinion & expression, Freedom of religion & belief
Protests sweep through Rangoon Burma Sept 2007
On 24 and 26 September 2007, demonstrators hold hands to create a barrier of protection for the Buddhist monks in Rangoon, while others hold photos of Aung San, the independence hero of Burma.
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression
Death of foreign photojournalist in Burma Sept 2007
Japanese photojournalist Kenji Nagai was killed during demonstrations in downtown Rangoon, Burma on 27 September 2007.