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  • Statement of Burmese CSOs On The 2014 ACSC/APF Organizing Processes

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    Joey Oliveros Dimaandal
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    This is the statement crafted by the 17 independent Burmese CSOs based in the Thai-Burma border on the ACSC/APF 2014 Organizing Processes. These organizations participated in the Burma Civil Society Workshop on ASEAN, which is organized by the South East Asian Committee for Advocacy (SEACA) and the SAPA Task Force on ASEAN and Burma. It was held on 15-16 July 2013 in Mae Sot.

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    This is the statement crafted by the 17 independent Burmese CSOs based in the Thai-Burma border on the ACSC/APF 2014 Organizing Processes. These organizations participated in the Burma Civil Society Workshop on ASEAN, which is organized by the South East Asian Committee for Advocacy (SEACA) and the SAPA Task Force on ASEAN and Burma. It was held on 15-16 July 2013 in Mae Sot.

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    Statement of Burmese CSOs On The 2014 ACSC/APF Organizing Processes

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    Joey Oliveros Dimaandal
    This is the statement crafted by the 17 independent Burmese CSOs based in the Thai-Burma border on the ACSC/APF 2014 Organizing Processes. These organizations participated in the Burma Civil Society Workshop on ASEAN, which is organized by the South East Asian Committee for Advocacy (SEACA) and the SAPA Task Force on ASEAN and Burma. It was held on 15-16 July 2013 in Mae Sot.

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    Statement of THE BURMA CIVIL SOCIETY WORKSHOP ON ASEAN Organized by the South East Asian Committee for Advocacy

    (SEACA), and the SAPA Task Force on ASEAN and Burma (SAPA TFAB), 23 July 2013 Mae Sot, Thailand 1. We, 28 representatives from 17 community organizations from Thailand-Burma Border 1.1. acknowledging commitment of Womens League Burma, SAPA Task Force on ASEAN and Burma, Burma Partnership, Mon Youth Progressive Organization, All Kachin Student Youth Union and Pa-Oh Youth Organization to take part in the preparation and implementation of 2014 ACSC/APF, and commitment of the remaining organizations to maintain solidarity and potential of direct engagement in the ACSC/APF process and other ASEAN advocacy in the future by assigning one focal person from each organization who are to be named no later than 23 July 2013; 2. recommend organizers and participants of ACSC/APF 2014 2.1. To advocate to all parties to not impose any restrictions that undermines inclusiveness on ACSC/APF such as excluding non-registered organizations from the process 2.2. To encourage regular meeting among independent organizations for discussion of issues they would like to raise 2.3. To encourage consultation among civil societies inside Burma/Myanmar and outside Burma/Myanmar to improve understanding for future collaboration 2.4. To work to improve participation of civil societies from throughout the country, especially from ethnic areas, in ACSC/APF and encourage and assist their participation and presentation of their issues; 3. recommend regional organizations and solidarities 3.1. to promote, assist and take part in an independent ACSC/APF process 3.2. to promote participation of independent civil society organizations of Burma/Myanmar that are based inside and outside of Burma/Myanmar in future ACSC/APF processes; and 4. propose that the following issues be included and set priority accordingly as indicated in the table in discussions during ACSC/APF 2014.

    Stop National Land Confiscation Violence Against Women Child Soldiers Human Trafficking Conflicts (Religious/Ethnic/In digenous) Drug Forced Disappearance Corruption Regional Land Confiscation Violence Against Women Child Soldiers Human Trafficking Conflicts (Religious/Ethnic/Indi genous) Drug Forced Disappearance Corruption Constitution National Land Law/ Land Ownership IDP/Refugee

    Review Regional Land Law/ Land Ownership Child Rights Migrant Workers Rights Business/Investment Rule of Law Business and Human Rights National Women Rights

    Fulfill Regional Women Rights Child Rights Migrant Workers Rights

    Peace and Ceasefire Process Business/Investment Special Economic Zones

    Business and Human Rights

    ASEAN Human Rights Protection Mechanism Rights of Persons with Disabilities LGBT Rights Federalism Environmental Protection Media Freedom Protection of Human Rights Defenders Indigenous Peoples Rights

    ASEAN Human Rights Protection Mechanism Rights of Persons with Disabilities LGBT Rights Environmental Protection Media Freedom Protection of Human Rights Defenders Indigenous Peoples Rights

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