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... with $5 (deportation tax) and we sail across the river to another immigration office, then sail some more and hey presto we are in Myanmar (Burma). We have 15 mins to by cheap cigs (£2 for 200) before we head back to the boat, returning to the immigration ...
... zoom past, with its mixture of monks and women inside and men clinging onto the bumpers, roof or sides. Travelling this way in Myanmar would have been a major physical ordeal and we were grateful for OT and the car (a blue Toyota corona, the only blue car ...
Myanmar is the largest country by geographical area in mainland Southeast Asia. The Union of Myanmar is governed by a military regime and several human rights organizations, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, have reported on human ...
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Burma...Hows it feeling?
Posted on Sep 26, 2007, 08:45:25
... behalf of the Reverend Sangha in Burma (Myanmar) As you know, in the last week the Reverend Sangha in Burma (Myanmar) has declared an Excommunicative Boycott (Patta-Nikkujjana) against the military government there. The Boycott is established under the ...
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Myanmar travel tips
Posted on Oct 27, 2008, 23:55:13
... and cotton fabrics and shoulder bags are some of the favorite items. For jewellery, there is Burma rubies, sapphires, jade and pearls available at Myanmar gems shops. All gems and jewellery purchased should be made through the government licensed dealers, ...
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5cts worth about Burma
Posted on Oct 10, 2007, 14:30:03
... it much more of an issue for the junta. Today the generals can joke about the sanctions, if they care at all. If Myanmar had a few xillion euros of commercial exchange with us, they would take sanction threats more seriously... and we wouldn't be in ...
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Myanmar-Burma
Posted on Jun 19, 2009, 02:03:42
... do not agree with the tourism boycott and want foreigners to visit, spend money, make friends and find out for themselves about Myanmar. So you should research that a little and think about it. There is so much to say about Myanmar - but mainly it is a ...
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