Obama raises human rights concerns in Myanmar

BN-FN611_obyanm_M_20141113120322.jpg

Amid growing concern over the slowing pace of democratic transition in Myanmar, U.S. President Barack Obama raised human-rights and political-reform issues Thursday with the country’s leader but didn’t impose firm conditions for continued U.S. support. Noting that the transition process is still incomplete, he cited violence against ethnic Rohingya Muslims in the western state of Rakhine and the government’s failure to change the constitution ahead of next year’s elections.   Read more: https://www.wsj.com/articles/obama-presses-myanmar-leader-on-democratic-shift-1415908893

Previous
Previous

The First Amendment and Online Reader Commentary

Next
Next

Discussing Estate Planning at Your Next Holiday Gathering