Burma: Free Remaining Political Prisoners

The Burmese government’s latest release of political prisoners falls short of meeting its commitment to release all political prisoners and shows the need for a transparent process to ensure that all political prisoners are immediately freed. The government should allow independent international monitors unhindered access to Burma’s prisons to provide an accounting of all remaining political prisoners. (Bangkok) – The Burmese government’s latest release of political prisoners falls short of meeting its commitment to release all political prisoners and shows the need for…

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