| Amid Burma
Killing UK Brags of Web Cast As Blocks
Press and Opposition to Guterres
By Matthew
Russell Lee, Patreon
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SDNY / UN GATE,
April 8 – After the Burma coup
regime fired its New
York-based UN ambassador U
Kyaw Moe Tun for his speech in
New York in the usually
scripted UN General Assembly,
the New York Times reported
that the speech had been in
Geneva.
Seven hours
later, that remained
uncorrected. Still, an
official of Volkan Bozkir, who
in fine Myanmar fashion
refuses to name the authors of
the letters and CVs of
opponents to UN Sec-Gen
Antonio Guterres, bragged
about the session.
Now on April 8,
this from the UK Mission of
Barbara Woodward, who
referring a case of UK
sex abuse in the DRC on
which nothing has been done
(and UN won't
answer the Press), and
who declined to circulate the
letters and CVs of challengers
to Guterres, this: "the United
Kingdom will host an event for
Security Council members to
hear the perspectives of
Myanmar’s democratically
elected parliamentarians and
ethnic
groups.
The UK is
joining with the Permanent
Missions of Estonia, France,
Ireland, Norway and the United
States to the UN to bring
these voices to the UN. The
discussion will also be an
opportunity to consider the
increasing risks to regional
stability and international
peace and security as the
situation continues to
deteriorate.
Speakers will
include:
Sai Sam Kham, scholar and
civil society leader, will
brief on the impact of the
coup on conflict dynamics and
ethnic communities in
Myanmar.
Daw Zin Mar Aung will brief on
the Committee Representing
Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH)
perspective on ways forward
following the release of the
Federal Democracy
Charter.
Richard Horsey, International
Crisis Group, will brief on
the risks the military coup
presents for further
bloodshed, economic damage,
humanitarian emergency,
refugee flight to neighbouring
countries and for regional
stability and international
peace and
security.
H.E. Mr. Kyaw Moe Tun,
Permanent Representative of
the Republic of the Union of
Myanmar to the UN will also
take part." Watch this site -
Accountable?
While Guterres covers up for
his cronies like Hochschild
and Paul Biya? While Guterres
himself tries to steal a
second term by blocking all
opponents, without any legal
basis.
On March 5, this
dodging from UK Ambassador
Barbara Woodward, who colluded
in the ban of Inner City Press
for all of February as
President of the UN Security
Council and didn't answer
Inner City Press' written
questions on the UK's failures
in Cameroon: "you don't see
China and Russia as presenting
roadblocks to any consensus
position?
As I said earlier, we're in
discussion with partners about
a Council product, but it's
important that the Council
speak with one voice. So
that's what we'll be
pursuing."
Corrupt
censors. Hypocrites.
After
Guterres and his spokespeople
dodged about who is Burma's
ambassador -- eager to get
China's support for a second
term, taking the US for
granted -- this from the US
Mission: "Ambassador Linda
Thomas-Greenfield met
virtually this afternoon with
Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun,
Permanent Representative of
the Republic of the Union of
Myanmar to the UN. Ambassador
Thomas-Greenfield commended
Ambassador Kyaw Moe Tun for
his courageous and
compassionate statement at the
UN General Assembly informal
meeting on Burma last week and
expressed the United States’
support for the people of
Burma and the restoration of
the democratically-elected
government."
Dujarric,
while taking public money to
work for the UN, says he is
the spokesman for the
incumbent, like part of a
political campaign. We'll have
more on this.
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