Topic: Cyclone Nargis
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Myanmar's about-face: 5 recent reforms
Since 1962, Myanmar's dictatorship has jailed the opposition, beat up monks, denied aid to disaster victims, and run scorched-earth campaigns against ethnic minorities. That may be changing, however. Here are five key changes the regime has made in just a matter of months.
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In Pictures: US military muscle
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Volunteers send aid through Burma's (Myanmar's) back door
They are channeling supplies across the Thai-Burmese border to existing underground networks spread across the disaster zone.
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Volunteers send aid through Burma's (Myanmar's) back door
They are channeling supplies across the Thai-Burmese border to existing underground networks spread across the disaster zone.
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Burma's (Myanmar's) elite help with aid
Business leaders, some under US sanction, are delivering relief supplies.
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In Burma (Myanmar), how many cyclone orphans?
Aid groups are trying to curb child labor and reconnect families – without the help of surnames.
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Burmese forced from relief camps
Cyclone refugees are being evicted from shelters, according to Amnesty International. Analysts say the regime is dispersing those who might foment opposition.
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In darkened Rangoon, Burmese get resourceful
Power is spotty, spurring locals to rig car batteries and use pulleys in lieu of elevators to bring goods up from the street.
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Amid aid delays, locals in Burma (Myanmar) rebuild
Cyclone victims are rebuilding homes and collecting rainwater as foreign aid workers slowly spread out.
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World's top envoy entreats Burma (Myanmar)
United Nations chief Ban Ki Moon arrived Thursday and hopes to meet Burma's leader Gen. Than Shwe today.
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How one family in Burma (Myanmar) reconnected after the cyclone
Cut phone lines and travel bans have blocked survivors’ efforts to locate loved ones.
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Burma: monks vs. junta
Officials move refugees out of monasteries to stem monks' influence.
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Prodding Burma's (Myanmar's) neighbors
Western states want Asian nations to pressure Burma to accept help.
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Are Burma's aid delays discriminatory?
Minority groups, uch as the Karen, inhabit much of the cyclone-hit Irrawaddy Delta.
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Burma’s opportunity now: Rebuild for a safer future
Simple remedies abound, experts say. But will the government act?
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Burma (Myanmar) aid logjam riles donors
UN members rejected a proposal Thursday to forgo junta permission and force aid in.
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Disaster may loosen junta's grip in Burma (Myanmar)
A May 10 poll could underscore how unpopular the regime is, as it slowly opens to foreign aid.
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Prayer for Burma – the aftermath
A Christian Science perspective on daily life.
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Will Burma (Myanmar) let world in for aid?
The junta sought international assistance quickly but has been slow to give visas to foreign aid workers.
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Postcyclone challenge for Burma (Myanmar): deliver relief fast
The isolated junta sought outside aid as death toll projections topped 10,000.
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