Aung San Suu Kyi - Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony

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A short clip from a documentary on Aun San Suu Kyi's Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony. She was unable to attend because of her house arrest in Burma. Visit www.worlddharma.com to learn more.

Channel: News & Politics
Uploaded: January 6, 2007 at 3:18 pm
Author: worlddharma

Length: 0:01:00
Rating: 4.92
Views: 30,648

Tags: aung san suu kyi burma democracy nobel peace prize activism world dharma

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amalamirali (Friday 25th of July 2008 04:28:30 AM)
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tnaybulaclac (Wednesday 4th of June 2008 08:28:03 AM)
If Aung San Suu Kyi take power, she will have to favour the western powers that supported her with funds. China and India will definitely intervene and I think Japan will do the same too. Burma will be divided and split.
415monk (Tuesday 27th of May 2008 12:48:48 PM)
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hlwanmoe1981 (Thursday 22nd of May 2008 09:42:49 PM)
non of your business, sucker!
tnaybulaclac (Thursday 22nd of May 2008 06:41:33 PM)
See the kind of foul language peoples she is attracting. Promoting world peace???
unawed (Tuesday 27th of May 2008 07:05:42 AM)
Whoa! Stop including India in this. India does not support the Burmese military regime. Aung San Suu Kyi speaks of Gandhi, uses his example to promote non violence. Why would we be against her? Why would she believe in the man who was crucial in our freedom?
deepakads (Tuesday 27th of May 2008 10:34:18 PM)
friend, u seem to be too ignorant in this real world. India is at par with China in recognizing military regime in Burma and has never taken a tough stand against it. It is because of politics. If India sours its relation with military regime in Burma, then it would be surrounded by another hostile neighbour. Already Pakistan, Bangladesh, China and LTTE are causing much troubles on indian borders. So indian practices a policy of appeasement towards military regime in Burma.
unawed (Tuesday 27th of May 2008 10:40:56 PM)
Okay. Here's the deal. I'm new to this, true. Maybe also ignorant, I will not deny. But to the best of my knowledge, India did not support anything China did or supported (the friend of my enemy is my enemy, right?). But give me time, I will find out for myself, and if you are right, I will give you credit. If not, well, give me some, okay?
deepakads (Tuesday 27th of May 2008 10:55:00 PM)
Sorry brother for offending you. It was on a lighter note. The friend of my enemy is my enemy... Its right but not always in international politics. You need to keep a balance between countries. Saudi Arabia is a friend of Pakistan and it is a friend of India also. Basically these factors doesn't govern relationship with other countries. Its your interest which governs. India has good relations with Arab countries as well as Israel. For any query, feel free to ask.
unawed (Wednesday 28th of May 2008 05:27:46 AM)
I checked. And I'll admit, I was wrong. I'm surprised. Actually, fucking surprised. I'm reading more about it and understanding the issues with it. It makes complete logical sense, but then again, it doesn't. Apparently we're their biggest customers. Fuck! This is wrong. We're on the wrong side, protecting ourselves, I understand, but still, fighting on the wrong side.