Wednesday, April 9, 2014

British Muslim Doctor Charged for Girl's Genital Mutilation


Type of FGM done on Muslim girls in London.
London’s Whittington Hospital’s Muslim doctor becomes first person in Britain charged with performing a Female Genital Mutilation procedure. Two men will appear in court last month following a review of FGM cases.

The first ever prosecutions under the Female Genital Mutilation Act have been announced by the Crown Prosecution Service. Dr Dhanuson Dharmasena, 31, from the Whittington Hospital in North London and another man Hasan Mohamed, 40, are to be charged in connection with an incident following a birth at the hospital in 2012.

It is alleged that the doctor carried out the procedure after being encouraged and aided by Mr Mohamed. Announcing the prosecution, Alison Saunders, Director of Public Prosecutions, said: “The CPS was asked to consider evidence in relation to this allegation of female genital mutilation (FGM) by the Metropolitan Police Service.

OIC Controlling UN and Its Human Rights Council?

(Articles and video on the gripping hold of UN by Multinational Muslim Mafia OIC.)

Ms. Yanghee Lee.
Despite bitter protests from Burma the United Nations Human Rights Council has extended on March-6 2014 the mandate of the UN Special Rapporteur on human rights in Burma with full monitoring and reporting powers for one more year but replaced current Rapporteur Tomas Ojea Quintana, who is widely hated in Burma, with a US-educated South Korean woman.

Ms. Yanghee Lee, 58, from the Republic of Korea, is appointed to replace Tomas Ojea Quintana, the outgoing UN Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in Burma. The announcement came this week as Baudelaire Ndong Ella, President of the UN Human Rights Council, made a decision although the new appointment is yet to be officially confirmed tomorrow.

She will assume her new position as the UN Human Rights envoy to Burma if there is no objection by the close of business in Geneva, Switzerland this Friday. Ms. Lee, who completed her Ph.D in Early Childhood in USA, has served as Chairperson of the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child since May 2007.

Tuesday, April 8, 2014

Pro-Muslim Hugo Swire Summons Burmese Ambassador


Imam Hugo Swire does not like the Buddhists.
(Reuters) - Britain summoned Myanmar's ambassador on Monday to call on the Southeast Asian nation to allow aid agencies to resume their work in violence-torn Rakhine state, Britain's Foreign Office said.

Aid agencies were forced to halt operations in Rakhine last month when hundreds of ethnic Rakhine Buddhists destroyed staff homes, offices and warehouses as well as boats used to transport supplies.

Parts of the ethnic Rakhine Buddhist community have accused aid groups of favouring the mainly Muslim Rohingya people, who make up the vast majority of victims of ethnic and religious violence that has displaced more than 140,000 since June 2012.

Monday, April 7, 2014

Burma Navy’s First Sub Left St. Petersberg For Rangoon?

(Partly based on news article from the Myanmar Defence Weapons on April 1, 2014.)

2013-November Launch of Novorossiysk submarine. 
Formerly known as Rostov-on-Don one of the latest KILO-class diesel-electric attack submarines from Russian Navy is on her way to Burma from St. Petersburg as goodwill present from Russia to Burma.

The Russian submarine will become very first submarine for Burma Navy a formerly coastal and inland-water navy now working so hard to become a blue-water navy. The gift was part of the exchange agreement signed in mid 2013 between Russia and Burma on the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relation between two former Socialist countries.

Burma is now letting Russia establish a Russian Cultural Centre in Rangoon while Russia is giving Burma navy the fully equipped and armed Rostov-on-Don a latest Project-636 type KILO-class diesel-electric attack submarine.

Sunday, April 6, 2014

Australian Defence League Boss In Drive-by Shooting


ADL Boss Nathan Abela.
Nathan Abela, president of Australian Defence League, an extremist anti-Islam group, was in his Gresytanes home last night when up to seven shot were fired into it. He escaped with minor injuries. 

In yet another western Sydney shooting, the president of controversial anti-Islamic group ‘Australian Defence League’ became the victim of a targeted attack on his home last night. Nathan Abela, 24, said “up to seven” shots were fired into his Greystanes townhouse around 11.15pm in what police said they believed was a targeted attack.

He said a man walked to his door and asked if he had the right house before firing into his front door and windows, forcing him to duck for cover. The ADL are a right-wing extremist anti-Islam group who are very vocal in their opposition to the religion, regularly posting derogatory updates to their near 2,000 Facebook followers.

Friday, April 4, 2014

Maulteser’s Yvonne Dunton Arrested At Rangoon Airport?

(Translation of news article direct from the NEWS JOURNAL on April 2, 2014.)

Yvonne Dunton confronting Buddhists.
Now infamous Yvonne Dunton the Maulteser-International’s American staffer who allegedly desecrated a Buddhist flag and triggered two-day mass riots in Sittwe the capital city of Burma’s Arakan on March 26-27 was stopped on March-30 at Yangon International Airport and prohibited from leaving Burma while Burma police’s criminal investigation is going on against her.

Burma watchers are speculating that her deliberate action of intentionally taking down the Buddhist flag flying at the house being used as the Malteser Warehouse was a planned political act. In two videos released by Maulteser-International very soon after The Sittwe Riots both Maulteser Spokesperson Johannes Kaltenbach and Yvonne Dunton herself admitted her deliberate removal of the Buddhist flag.

Especially during the most sensitive period just before 2014 Burma Census and in the middle of Yakhine-Buddhists’ campaign of raising Buddhist flags to protest against UNFPA-sponsored Census counting the Bengali-Muslims as newly-invented race Rohingya.

Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Burma Navy’s Combined Fleet Exercise: Sea Shield-2014


On the early morning of March-23 Burma Navy staged their very first combined fleet exercise on the blue-water-sea off Burma’s Coco Islands in Burma’s territorial waters of the Indian Ocean. The fleet operation code-named Sea Shield-2014 was participated by all the frigates and light-frigates of Burma Navy.

The fleet exercise was attended by Defense Chief SG Min Aung Hlaing and other senior military officers from Burma armed forces. The rectangular sea area bounded by following four coordinate points was declared on March-18 the prohibited area from March-19 to March-27 for the war-game Sea Shield-2014.

Tuesday, April 1, 2014

Whose Army Is Burma Army: Aung San’s Or Ne Win’s?


Burmese soldiers on Armed-Forces-Day.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi shocked many of her supporters and admirers when, in a BBC interview in January of last year, she expressed support for the Tatmadaw, saying: “The truth is that I am very fond of the army, because I always thought of it as my father’s army.”

She also admitted that “there are many who have criticized me for being what they call a poster girl for the army.” But as if to reinforce that impression, last year, on March 27, she attended the Armed Forces Day parade in Naypyitaw and watched soldiers marching in perfect formation past the grandstand where she sat, tanks thundering past, helicopters buzzing by and fighting jets flying overhead.

Cutting Off Our Nose To Spit Our Face In Myanmar


Tay Za Burma's First Billionaire.
YANGON--One of them has helped reforest environmentally threatened regions and donated money to assist children with Down syndrome. A portion of every ticket his airline sells goes to social welfare organizations. And when Cyclone Nargis devastated Myanmar in 2008, his foundation contributed more than $8 million to rebuild schools, hospitals, and monasteries.

The other has footed the bill for school fees and medical expenses for the families of Myanmar's political prisoners. He is actively recruiting doctors from other nations to improve the health care system here, and oversees the only national institution -- the Myanmar football league -- in which ethnic minorities participate on an equal footing with ethnic Burmans.

And at a time when corruption threatens to derail this country's nascent democracy, he is the highest-profile business leader to have opened his books to an internationally-respected accounting firm and then personally presented the full audit to United States Ambassador Derek Mitchell.