"Dawn" News Bulletin, Vol.4 No.3 April - Online Burma Library

Chairman also urged the
gathering to concentrate
on conceptual realities
and organising plans, and
to afford always to to be
an active , dynamic and
united organisations.
"We must implement
with firm stand on our
belief to be models of the
social environment and
to extend the strength of
the Front," said in
conclusion of his speech.
During the sessions,
reports of the Central
Executive Committee,
Central Committee and
Regional Committee
were read out by responsible
persons, and analysis
on current situation
was made. After that the
Central Committee
unanimously elected 5
persons for vacant seats
— 2 to Central Executive
Committee and 3 others
to the Central Committee.
It was reportedly
known that the closing
session was successfully
ended on April 10.
ABSDF ON THE MOVE
ABSDF
REPRESENTATIVE PARTICIPATES
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE
The International Burma
Conference, under the
patronage of Prof Dr Rita
Sussmuth, President of
the German Bunndestag
(Parliament) and Mr
Wolfgang Thierse, Vice-
Chairman of Social
Democratic Party of
Germany, was held in the
Building of German
Parliament from 16-18
April 1993.
At the invitation of
Burma Project-Berlin to
participate the Conference,
the Central
Committee of the
ABSDF sent Mi Sue
Pwint, Member of the
Information Department
and Editor of Dawn-
Oh-Wei magazine, as a
female representative of
the Front. She joined
representatives of other
democratic forces including
Dr M Marta; Foreign
Secretary Of Karen
National Union (KNU),
U Win Khet; Vicechairman
of the National
League for Democracy,
Liberated Area (NLD,
LA), Nai Pe Thein Zar,
Foreign Secretary of the
National Democratic
Front (NDF), Ven Khae
Mar Sara; Chairman of
All Burma Young
Monks Union (ABY
MU), Khai Saw Htun;
Arakan Liberation Front
(ALP), Ms Seng Raw;
Kachin Independence
Organisation (KIO) and
representatives of the
Burmese Community in
the United States of
America, United Kingdom
and Czechoslovakia.
It was reportedly
known that more than 80
representatives from
different countries
participated the Conference.
On April 16, at 9:30 am.,
U Maung Yin, Chairman
of Burma Project-Berlin,
opened then ceremony
by conveying greetings
and Ven Khae Mar Sara
prayed for the success of
the conference.
Then Ms Larissa Gabriel
from Geneva-based
Center on Human Rights
read out the reports on
Human Rights, British
journalist Martin Smith
discussed about "Human
Rights and Democracy
in Burma and Democracy
in Burma and
German MP Dr Mahlo
explained his views on
"Approach to Peace in
Burma"
"The Way to Peace" was
presented by Dr Marta,
MS Seng Raw and
Kyemon U Thaung from
different angles, "The
Way To Peace in Burma"
by Khernsai Jaiyem;
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