And so it ends. Day three started pretty much the same as day two, sorting out equipment for the morning workshop. The C.S.I volunteers in the room were great as usual. In fact, the volunteers, all 70 of them, from Moe Moe Soe’s Civic Society Group have been fantastic all weekend. Without them, this festival […]
And so it continues. Day two of the literary extravaganza the world seems convinced has put to bed all censorship issues in Burma. And with Daw Suu in attendance it would seem, from the outside, that that might be the case …
And so it begins. Since the first press release back in September and the subsequent months of meetings, planning and preparation by the entire British Diplomatic team in Burma – I would be interested to see how they convinced the Foreign Office in London that the hundreds of man hours they spent on this festival […]