Tom Malinowski

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First reported Mar 15 2013 - Updated Mar 15 2013 - 1 reports

The rule of law will not save Burma

This is the first in a two-part series examining calls for constitutional revisions and ‘rule of law’ rhetoric in Burma. When long-standing Burmese opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi toured Western Europe and America last fall, thousands thrilled to ... [Published Democratic Voice of Burma » Analysis - Mar 15 2013]

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...evidence of Rwanda's role and the imminent threat to civilians around Goma," said Tom Malinowski, Washington director at Human Rights Watch. "the us government should support urgent sanctions against rwandan officials who are backing m23 fighters responsible for serious abuses." Rwandan military support for the M23 rebels has been evident in their offensive that began on November 15, Human Rights Watch said...

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