We have started to collect the most important news related to Burma in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Australia's foreign minister pledges an additional $1.5m to help displaced people from Burma's Rohingya minority.
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Two explosions take place in the Burmese city of Rangoon.
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Burma says it will take back thousands of ethnic Rohingyas who have fled, but only if they identify themselves as Bengali.
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A UN human rights envoy says the situation in Burma is "challenging", as the search for an effective policy continues.
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The UN envoy on human rights in Burma visits Karen state, hoping to see political prisoners, in his second visit since May.
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The US calls on Burma's military rulers to stop persecuting the Rohingya Muslim minority, many of whom have fled.
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US film star Angelina Jolie speaks out on behalf of Rohingya boat people, while visiting a refugee camp on the Thai-Burmese border.
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What drives Burma's Rohingya to sea?
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Burma's opposition says it has seen little progress from the latest visit from UN envoy Ibrahim Gambari.
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Nearly 200 people, believed to be Burmese Rohingya, are rescued from a boat adrift off Indonesia's coast, officials say.
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Burma's detained opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi tells a UN envoy all political prisoners in her country must be freed.
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Burma says Rohingya migrants arriving in Thailand cannot be from its shores as they are not a recognised ethnic group there.
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The UN's refugee agency urges a thorough investigation into claims that the Thai military mistreated hundreds of Burmese migrants.
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Six million Burmese now need food aid, despite a healthy national rice surplus, warns the UN's World Food Programme.
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Human Rights Watch calls for fresh attention to the desperate plight of Burma's persecuted Chin minority.
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Thailand admits it has sent 126 Burmese asylum-seekers back out to sea, amid a scandal over its treatment of immigrants.
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Thailand admits it has sent scores more asylum-seekers back out to sea, having ignored a UN request for information.
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The UN awaits a Thai response on the fate of 126 Burmese migrants, amid claims previous groups were cast adrift at sea.
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Migrants rescued by India as they tried to reach Thailand from Bangladesh and Burma say they want to return home.
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Australian officials quiz two Burmese fishermen as doubts are raised that they spent 25 days at sea in a large ice box.
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Two Burmese fishermen survive for almost a month in shark-infested waters after their boat sinks, Australian officials say.
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Thailand investigates claims that Burmese migrants were sent to their death at sea, as Indian media report hundreds of deaths.
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The Thai military takes into custody more Burmese refugees, amid accusations they cast previous groups adrift at sea.
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Illegal migrants from Bangladesh and Burma say Thai soldiers tied their hands and forced them back to sea on boats without engines.
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Burma releases 19 North Korean refugees at the border with Thailand, a South Korean diplomat says.
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Burma signs a deal with Korean and Indian firms to pipe gas to China, despite complaints from rights activists.
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Burma's military government frees the daughter of the late leader, Ne Win, after more than six years of house arrest.
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UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon says he may visit Burma, but rejects calls from former world leaders to go there now.
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A Burmese dissident comedian jailed for 59 years is moved to a prison in the remote north of the country, says his family.
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Andrew Harding reflects on his friendship with Burmese comedian Zarganar who, despite repeated arrests and imprisonment, continues to make jokes about the country's military rule.
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Popular Burmese comedian and activist Zarganar is sentenced to 45 years in jail in the latest of a string of imprisonments.
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