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Nei, de har faktisk ikke det.

 

Les her litt du;

Human rights in Burma are a long-standing concern for the international community and human rights organisations. There is consensus that the military regime in Burma is one of the world's most repressive and abusive regimes.[86][87]

 

Several human rights organisations, including Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science have reported on human rights abuses by the military government.[88][89] They have claimed that there is no independent judiciary in Burma. The military government restricts Internet access through software-based censorship that limits the material citizens can access on-line.[90][91] Forced labour, human trafficking, and child labour are common.[92] The military is also notorious for rampant use of sexual violence as an instrument of control, including allegations of systematic rapes and taking of sex slaves as porters for the military. A strong women's pro-democracy movement has formed in exile, largely along the Thai border and in Chiang Mai. There is a growing international movement to defend women's human rights issues.[93]

 

The Freedom in the World 2004 report by Freedom House notes that "The junta rules by decree, controls the judiciary, suppresses all basic rights, and commits human rights abuses with impunity. Military officers hold all cabinet positions, and active or retired officers hold all top posts in all ministries. Official corruption is reportedly rampant both at the higher and local levels."[94]

 

Brad Adams, director of Human Rights Watch's Asia division, in a 2004 address described the human rights situation in the country as appalling: "Burma is the textbook example of a police state. Government informants and spies are omnipresent. Average Burmese people are afraid to speak to foreigners except in most superficial of manners for fear of being hauled in later for questioning or worse. There is no freedom of speech, assembly or association."[95]

 

Evidence has been gathered suggesting that the Burmese regime has marked certain ethnic minorities such as the Karen for extermination or 'Burmisation'.[96] This, however, has received little attention from the international community since it has been more subtle and indirect than the mass killings in places like Rwanda.[97]

 

In April 2007, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) identified financial and other restrictions that the military government places on international humanitarian assistance. The GAO report, entitled "Assistance Programs Constrained in Burma", outlined the specific efforts of the government to hinder the humanitarian work of international organisations, including restrictions on the free movement of international staff within the country. The report notes that the regime has tightened its control over assistance work since former Prime Minister Khin Nyunt was purged in October 2004. The military junta passed guidelines in February 2006, which formalised these restrictive policies. According to the report, the guidelines require that programs run by humanitarian groups "enhance and safeguard the national interest" and that international organisations coordinate with state agents and select their Burmese staff from government-prepared lists of individuals. United Nations officials have declared these restrictions unacceptable.

 

Burma's government spends the least percentage of its GDP on health care of any country in the world, and international donor organisations give less to Burma, per capita, than any other country except India.[98] According to the report named "Preventable Fate", published by Doctors without Borders, 25,000 Burmese AIDS patients died in 2007, deaths that could largely have been prevented by Anti Retroviral Therapy drugs and proper treatment.[98]

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Gitarhm

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At jeg (og alle andre her) ble født så tidlig at vi ikke får "utforske" universet. :hrm:

Og at vi ble født for sent til å utforske jorda. Nå vet vi jo hvor alt er...

Pff, glem jorda, den kan vi, vi holder på med solsystemet nå. Etter det kommer galaksen, så galaksekolonien (eller hva man kaller det) også universet, også andre universer hvor alt er i 4D.

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Gjest Slettet-w7DZlO15

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At vi må skrive og gjøre lekser skriftlig i skrivebøker istedenfor å skrive på PC-en eller annen digitalt utstyr. Omtrent samtlige undommer bruker flere timer daglig på PC og det vil bli mye lettere og mer effektivt, samt større motivasjon dersom lekser kan gjøres digitalt.

 

 

Virkelig et stort ork for meg.

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lur4d

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Kundebehandler på Lånekassen. Maken til sta person har jeg aldri hørt før. Jeg sier at jeg ikke får signert gjeldsbrevet på altinn pga. forskjellig konto nr. på gjeldsbrevet og på mine sider, får tilbake at det skal ikke ha noe å si, og at de har opplevd feil på altinn en stund.

 

Så svarer jeg at det er rart at det er feil på altinn i over 2 uker sammenhengede. Ærlig talt, hvor forbanna vanskelig kan det være å oppdatere et skjema?!

 

Snakka med han i sikkert 15 min, virka som han var på repeat

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