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Mrs. Bush's Remarks at a Video Teleconference on Burma in Recognition of International Human Rights DayRoosevelt Room9:33 A.M. ESTMRS. BUSH: Thanks, Ambassador. Thank you, Dr. Maung, for joining us thismorning.Let me tell you who's here with us. We have Jim Jeffrey*, the DeputyAssistant to the President for National Security Affairs is here by me. Next to him is Elliott Abrams, Deputy National Security Advisor for GlobalDemocracy Strategy; Dennis Wilder, Special Assistant to the President andSenior Director for East Asian Affairs. On this side of the table, AnitaMcBride, who is my Chief of Staff; Ambassador Chris Hill; and KristenSilverberg at the table with us.So I'm so glad that you all have joined us and that they're here with us. And I'd just like to make a few remarks, and then I'm very anxious to hearfrom Dr. Maung.Today is Constitution Day in Thailand.And I want to thank each of you forgathering in Bangkok and Chiang Mai on this holiday evening. Today is alsoInternational Human Rights Day: the 59th anniversary of the UniversalDeclaration of Human Rights. And on this day especially, our thoughts turnto the millions of people who are denied nearly every right enshrined inthe Universal Declaration -- the citizens of Burma.For nearly 20 years, Burma's military regime has crushed peaceful dissentand jailed thousands of political prisoners. For 12 of the last 18 years,the military leadership have held under house arrest Daw Aung San Suu Kyi,the leader of Burma's popularly elected National League for Democracy.This summer, the world watched with horror the junta's brutal crackdown onthe Buddhist monks, who led their fellow citizens in a non-violent protestagainst a 500 percent spike in the regime-controlled gas prices. Many werekilled, and thousands were imprisoned under shameful conditions. Arrestsand beatings continue, and many of the demonstrators remain incarcerated.Regimes with the least respect for basic human rights are often the onesleast able to provide for their citizens' basic human needs. In Burma, thegenerals' arbitrary economic decisions have yielded widespread misery andpoverty. Most citizens live on less than $1 a day. In a nation once knownfor its agricultural abundance, many people can now afford only one meal aday. Basic medical care is lacking. Infectious diseases like AIDS,malaria, and drug-resistant tuberculosis spread unchecked across Burma andpost a serious health threat to Southeast Asia.The junta's policies have taken a devastating toll on children. UNICEFestimates that more than a third of Burmese children under the age of 5 aremalnourished. The education system is in shambles. Desperate girls inRangoon labor in "karaoke clubs" -- poorly disguised fronts for sexparlors.It seems the generals are indifferent to the Burmese people's suffering,but the rest of the world is not. The European Union has tightenedsanctions against the regime, and imposed an embargo on some of its topsources of revenue -- including gemstones, timber, and metal. India, oneof Burma's closest trading partners, has stopped selling arms to the junta. The President of the Philippines has said that her country's ratificationof ASEAN's new charter depends on Burma's release of the leader Aung SanSuu Kyi. And the U.N. Special Envoy to Burma, Ibrahim Gambari, is workingto bring about reconciliation between the regime and Burma's democraticopposition.The American people are doing what we can do to help. This year, ourgovernment has provided about $15 million in humanitarian aid to theBurmese people. In September and October, President Bush expanded U.S.sanctions against the regime, and tightened sanctions on its top leaders. The State Department extended visa bans on Burmese officials and theirfamily members -- adding about 290 people.We know that the regime feels this financial squeeze. After the TreasuryDepartment added regime supporter Tay Za to the sanctions list, hisairline, Air Bagan, had to stop flights to Singapore, because the company'sbanks in Singapore ended their business relationship. Internationaloutrage is also affecting the sale of Burmese gems, the regime'sthird-largest source of revenue. Last month, at the gem show in Rangoon,only $150 million was yielded -- half of what the regime hoped to make.President Bush and I call on all nations -- especially Burma's neighbors --to use their influence to help bring about a democratic transition. Sofar, Than Shwe has offered only token gestures of reconciliation. If heand the generals are serious, they should give Aung San Suu Kyi unlimitedaccess to the diplomatic community and other members of the Burmeseopposition. She and other political leaders should be released immediatelyand unconditionally, so they can plan a strategy for Burma's peacefultransition to democracy. Members of the junta have promised to engage in aserious dialogue with democratic representatives of the Burmese people. IfThan Shwe and the generals cannot meet these very basic requirements, thenit's time for them to move aside and make a clear path for a free anddemocratic Burma.Meanwhile, we will not forget the 88 Generation students, the Buddhistmonks, Aung San Suu Kyi, and all political prisoners. Especially on HumanRights Day, we stand with the courageous people who are standing up fordemocracy and justice in Burma.Dr. Maung, thank you very much for joining us on this conference call.Dr.Cynthia fled Burma in 1988, and soon after founded the Mae Tao Clinic,which serves about 150,000 people along the Burma-Thai border.I'm eagerto learn from Dr. Cynthia about her work and about the conditions in Burma.Ambassador Skip Boyce will introduce Dr. Cynthia.END 9:41 A.M. EST*Jim Jeffrey serves as Assistant to the President and Deputy National Security Advisor. Printer-Friendly Version Email this page to a friend
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