55 years of - you decide

THURSDAY, 29 DECEMBER 2016 Shona Banda's ~ Live Free or Die 28 December at 12:23 · I have won my child in need of care case, fought divorce on my own, pro se, and officially have 50% custody. I'm still facing felony charges. Shona Banda's ~ Live Free or Die 28 December at 12:23  ·  I have won my child in need of care case, fought divorce on my own, pro se, and officially have 50% custody. I'm still facing felony charges. A judge dismissed my lawsuit against the State... I've been too ill to deal with it. I'm looking into my next steps, the State is claiming immunity... I've been in fear for my life, threatened, they kidnapped my child, put my family's safety at risk... AND MORE! I'm not done, only fueled more by the extreme injustice. I'm just so grateful the tyranny has been so very blatant... the public is on its head over the dismissal. I'm too sick to do thi...

Groups demand Saffron leader’s release Groups demand Saffron leader’s release By Kayleigh Long   |   Friday, 22 January 2016 The wife of a former monk and prominent leader of the 2007 Saffron Revolution was denied permission to visit her jailed husband yesterday. Marie Siochana told  The Myanmar Times  that authorities barred her entry from the prison because she is a foreign citizen. Myanmar authorities said this is standard procedure until the backing of the relevant embassy is secured. Her husband, U Gambira, was arrested at a hotel in Mandalay around midnight on January 19. He has been denied bail and is being held in Mandalay’s Oboe prison on immigration-related charges. U Gambira, who is no longer a monk and resides in Thailand, entered Myanmar with Ms Siochana at the Thai border crossing of Mae Sai-Tachileik on January 16. Police allege that he did not enter the country legally, and have charged him under Section 13(a) of the colonial-...