" My Life I Don’t Want: Award Winning Animation on a Myanmar's Girl's Life"

"With the global human rights spotlight now on Myanmar, state counselor and 1991 Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi might now know how to spend some of that ¥800 billion (about US$7.73 billion) aid package that the Japanese government just gave her… or perhaps the donor itself can direct where the money should be spent. However, before any aid can be disbursed the killing, raping, abduction, and burning of Rohingya villages will have to stop. For that to happen Aung San Suu Kyi would have to prove that the civilian government has any control at all over the Myanmar army, or whether the concept of a ruling civilian government is one that has not yet been realised in Myanmar. Given her silence on the Myanmar army’s rampage in Rahkine State on this and other occasions, it is not surprising that an online petition has been launched seeking to have her Nobel Peace Prize withdrawn." Read more: My Life I Don’t Want: Award Winning Animation on a Myanmar's Girl's Life http://aecnewstoday.com/2016/my-life-i-dont-want-award-winning-animation-on-a-myanmar-girls-life/#ixzz4QY9zZhNo Please copy and share within the spirit of fair use. We protect our copyrights. Citation link required back to source material. Follow us: @aecnewstoday on Twitter