
Karin Valtersson
@kvaltersson
Human rights and democracy in Burma/Myanmar at Burma Campaign UK. Crime writer at Bokförlaget Polaris.
Photo: Joel Nilsson.
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Front line poets and the #Burma revolution at the FCCThai on 24 April at 7 pm with Aung Naing Soe & Joe Freeman - don't miss it! #WhatsHappeninginMyanmar In Myanmar, poetry and popular uprisings have long been intertwined, from anti-colonial movements to pro-democracy




“The priority of the Burmese military is not saving lives, but clinging onto power” With over 4,000 dead in the Myanmar earthquake, aid must reach the people needing it most, not those favoured by the Burmese military, says Karin Valtersson Burma Campaign UK labourhub.org.uk/2025/04/24/the…


An honour for me to be speaking in the UK Parliament together with Lord (David) Alton , from APPG FoRB , and Sai, an artist and activist from Burma. There was also a film screening- selects from a documentary film about Sai, using his art work to raise awareness about the situation





Burma Campaign UK today called on international investors, United Nations agencies and international humanitarian organisations operating in Burma to ensure that companies owned by the Burmese military do not benefit from earthquake reconstruction efforts burmacampaign.org.uk/burmese-milita…

Burma Campaign UK today called on international investors, United Nations agencies and international humanitarian organisations operating in Burma to ensure that companies owned by the Burmese military do not benefit from earthquake reconstruction efforts burmacampaign.org.uk/burmese-milita…




Tonight in Parliament the Conservative Party Human Rights Commission will launch its new report on #Myanmar - "Unspeakable Tragedy" - at an event chaired by Tim Loughton with speakers Dr. Sasa Zoya Phan #SaveMyanmar #WhatsHappeninglnMyanmar …ativepartyhumanrightscommission.co.uk/cphrc-myanmar-…




Our Chair Sarah Champion, spoke in the chamber today, after our report on international humanitarian law recommended a change in UK legislation to enable the prosecution of suspected war criminals, no matter their status or location. Read more: committees.parliament.uk/committee/98/i…