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Free Burma Coalition. Burma's Largest Ever Pro-Democracy Uprising to be Remembered with Events in DC Area. (Burma Coalition, August 6 2002). http://www.burmaproject.org/080602fbc-photo-exhibit.html
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Katherine Anderson. Understanding the Current Situation in Burma. (Global Source Education, 2001). http://www.globalsourcenetwork.org/burma_understand.htm
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Human Rights Watch, "Human Rights Watch World Report 1999: Burma Human Rights Developments" 1 May 2001 <http://www.hrw.org/worldreport99/asia/burma.html> (1 May 2001)
ASEAN and Myanmar: Constructive Engagement 1991-2005

Blaine Harden Burma's Insidiously Perfect Dictatorship: Opposition is Surgically Eliminated. (New York Times, 2000)
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Katherine Anderson, Understanding the Current Situation in Burma (Global Source, 2001)
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