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Saturday, September 27, 2003

Calls Continue for Release of Burmese Opposition Leader - VOA

Burma's democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi spent her first day since May 30 out of formal government custody, recuperating at home from surgery and under new house arrest restrictions. Both Western and Asian governments are calling on Burma's military government to take the next step and release her unconditionally


5:01:51 PM    

Nepal rebels declare short truce. Maoist rebels announce a nine-day truce to coincide with an important Hindu festival. [BBC News | South Asia | World Edition]
3:37:34 PM    

North Korea Calls Rumsfeld 'Psychopath'. North Korea called U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald H. Rumsfeld a "psychopath" and a "stupid man" on Saturday, denouncing him for predicting that the country's isolated communist regime will one day fall. [Associated Press headlines via GoUpstate.com]
3:36:30 PM    

Suu Kyi Home After Surgery, but Still Held. YANGON, Myanmar — Myanmar opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, detained by the military junta since May, was discharged from a hospital after surgery and returned to her home. Her doctor said she would be under house arrest. [Los Angeles Times World News]
3:35:21 PM    



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