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#National League for Democracy

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Christine Schraner Burgener
Christine Schraner Burgener

“I fear that we will soon hear also that the NLD [National League for Democracy] party could be disbanded. This is an attempt to promote legitimacy against lack of international action taken. I have to make clear that the U.N. does not recognize governments, so it's up to the member states.”

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United Nations Special Envoy on Myanmar
10 Aug 2021 5 3
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Chen Hai
Chen Hai

“Both the National League for Democracy and the Tatmadaw maintain friendly relations with China. The current development in Myanmar is absolutely not what China wants to see. We hope that all parties in Myanmar handle differences properly under the framework of the constitution and laws, and maintain political and social stability.”

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Chinese Ambassador to Myanmar
16 Feb 2021 3 3
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Michael Vatikiotis
Michael Vatikiotis

“It is clear that people are very angry. The question is what is the strategy for any organised protest. and my guess would be that the NLD [National League for Democracy itself and potential protest leaders are probably hoping that they can lull the military into a fall sense of security after a matter of couple weeks or so and then begin the protests. Coming out straight away would probably be a foolish act, but there is no doubt that this pot-banging … indicates the very high degree of public anger.”

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Asia director for the Centre for Humanitarian Dialogue
03 Feb 2021 1 3
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Ali Fowle
Ali Fowle

“It could be anything from a fax machine to a walkie-talkie. It’s a notorious law because it was used under the former military regime all the time to imprison political prisoners. There was a lot of criticism for the NLD [National League for Democracy] for not changing that law when they came to power because many of their members have been imprisoned under it.”

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Al Jazeera’s journalist reporting from Yangon (Myanmar)
03 Feb 2021 1 2
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Liping Xu
Liping Xu

“The US has not invested much in Myanmar, but has supported some aid programs during the governing of the National League for Democracy (NLD). The 'democratic transition' in Myanmar is a legacy of the Obama administration, and Biden does not want to lose it. The Myanmar today is different from the Myanmar of 10 or even five years ago. After all, the Myanmar people's awareness of democracy, political participation and political maturity is different. So it's not particularly likely that the military will extend the state of emergency after one year.”

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Director of the Center for Southeast Asian Studies at the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
02 Feb 2021 5 2
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Myo Nyunt
Myo Nyunt

“I received internal reports about our state counsellor and president being taken by the military. As far as I was informed, Shan State's Planning and Finance Minister U Soe Nyunt Lwin, Kayah state's NLD [National League for Democracy] chairman Thaung Htay and some NLD representatives of the Ayeyarwady region's parliament have been detained. Two members of Central Executive Committee of the party were taken and I am also waiting to be detained as I was informed by our members that my turn will come shortly.”

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Myanmar National League for Democracy spokesman
01 Feb 2021 2 3
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