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Resolution No. 1 S. 2008
CALD
unflinchingly affirms the ideals of democracy and the rule of law
and calls on the SPDC to end the political oppression in Burma and
take the path of democratic rule and respect for human rights |
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Resolution No. 5 S. 2007
CALD deploring
the current spate of violence in Burma and the continued and
unabated suppression of the Burmese people who have been deprived of
their basic rights and freedoms for several decades now
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Resolution No. 4 S. 2007
CALD resolution
reviewing its laws and legal processes that militate against freedom
of expression and to encourage its citizens to engage in the
promotion of democracy and justice without fear of reprisal |
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Resolution No. 3 S. 2007
CALD resolution
urging the LTTE to return to negotiations under the auspices of the
Ceasefire Facilitators and the Co-Chairs, and to cease from attacks
on economic targets, etc. |
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Resolution No. 2 S. 2007
CALD resolution
recognizing Mr. John Coronel’s exemplary performance and dedicated
service as CALD Executive Director |
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Resolution No. 1 S. 2007
CALD
resolution expressing its confidence that, with the ruling of the
Constitutional Tribunal, the Democrat Party’s legacy of democratic
tradition will continue to flourish and contribute to the
development of Thailand and its people; reiterating its belief
that political parties are indispensable in any democratic country;
and hoping for the immediate restoration of civilian rule in
Thailand |
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Resolution No. 7 S. 2006
CALD resolution regretting the Singapore government’s decision to
bar civil society representatives from attending the World Bank-IMF
Summit; appealing to the Singaporean government for greater
tolerance and transparency; and reaffirming its belief in the
democratic principles of transparency, accountability, right to
information and the freedom of expression and peaceful assembly |
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Resolution No. 6 S. 2006
CALD Resolution expressing disappointment over the painfully slow
pace of Burma’s democratic transition and calling on the United
Nations Security Council to act on the human rights violations and
acts of aggression committed by the military junta against
ethnic minorities and Burmese members of the opposition |
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Resolution No. 5 S. 2006
CALD resolution regretting the practice of the Singapore government
in disadvantaging opposition candidates in national elections
through politically-motivated bankruptcy and urging the government
to manage its elections independently of bias towards any particular
party |
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Resolution No. 4 S. 2006
Noting the current controversy within the Liberal Party of the
Philippines, the Council of Asian Liberals and Democrats asserts its
fullest confidence in the current leadership of CALD and believes
that this leadership bests serves the interests of liberalism Asia
at the current junction |
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Resolution No.3 S. 2006
CALD resolution requesting the LTTE to resume negotiations with the
Sri Lankan government as a matter of urgency; condemning the recent
acts of terrorism, including attacks on service personnel at a
period in which a ceasefire is in operation; and urging the
international community, while making clear its condemnation of such
terrorism, to ensure that the LTTE returns to negotiations and works
together with GOSL within the parameters of the ceasefire signed in
2002 to promote a solution that ensures pluralism and democratic
practice |
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Resolution No.2 S. 2006
CALD
resolution expressing concern over the conviction and incarceration
of Dr. Chee Soon Juan and relaying its support to Dr. Chee and the
Singapore Democratic Party (SDP) |
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Resolution No.1 S. 2006
CALD resolution
expressing its concern over the conviction of Cambodian opposition
leader Sam Rainsy; calling upon the government of Cambodia to abide
by democratic rights and principles embodied in its constitution and
in various international conventions; reiterating its plea for the
restoration of the parliamentary immunity of Cambodian
oppositionists; and, echoing the calls for political tolerance and
dialogue |
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