Invitation to Burma Conference on “SPDC 2008 Constitution &

its Consequences”

We have the pleasure to cordially invite you and your company to attend the
Seminar- to discuss the unilaterally adopted junta’s 2008 constitution and its
consequences -in London, UK. The Constitution will also be discussed from the
aspect of seeking criminal accountability and ending impunity in Burma, in line with
the guidelines provided for in the Assembly of State Parties to the International
Criminal Court, held in The Hague, the Netherlands, on November 16-26, 2009.

Speaker: U Aung Htoo

General Secretary

Burma Lawyers’ Council (B L C)

Date: 19.12.2009 (Saturday) and

20.12.2009 (Sunday)

Time: 12:00 to 17:00 hour both days

Venue: London South Bank University (LSBU)

London Road

London SE1 0AA

Room: Castle Lecture Theatre

Travel Guide:

Waterloo and London Bridge are some of the nearest Over ground stations and the
Elephant & Castle is the nearest London Underground station.

Background:

Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, Democratic and Ethnics groups say “NO” to 2008
constitution and 2010 election. There are very concrete reasons;

1. 1990 election results are still pending to be honored

2. Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and thousands of political prisoners still in the prisons
3. 2008 Constitution is designed to perpetuate military rule and adopted
unilaterally
4. Military will seat for 25% of parliament automatically
5. Junta gives itself amnesty
6. Does not respect ethnics rights
7. 2010 election will be held in accordance with 2008 constitution

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We would appreciate and be grateful if you and your Co. could attend and actively
participate in the Seminar, and looking forward to seeing you all soon.

The Seminar language will be English and Burmese.

We sincerely apologize for very short notice due to some unforeseeable

circumstances.

Contact persons:

Myo Thein
078 7788 2386
Myothein19@gmail.com
Burma Democratic Concern (BDC)

Zaw Zaw Aung

075 0451 2813
zawzawaung8888@gmail.com
Burma Initiative Coordination Committee (BICC–UK)

On behalf of:

Forum of Burmese in Europe (FBE–UK)