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In this photo released by China's Xinhua news agency, Myanmar top leader Senior-General Than Shwe, fourth left, Chairman of the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), and some other Myanmar ministers pose for a group photo with Chinese government's special envoy, Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs Wang Yi, third left, during their meeting in Nay Pyi Taw, new capital of Myanmar on Thursday, Nov. 15, 2007. Wang has called on Myanmar to speed up democratic reforms, state media reported Saturday, in an unusual move for Beijing which has traditionally refrained from criticizing the country's military junta. (AP Photo/Xinhua)
| Mr Pinheiro visited Rangoon's notorious Insein prison. |
UN's Pinheiro 'determines Burma casualties' report
The United Nations Human Rights Envoy, Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, is in Thailand after a five-day mission to Burma.
He's reported to have said that he's been able to determine how many people were killed and detained in Burma during the suppression of September's pro-democracy protests.
Mr Pinheiro is expected to publish the figures in two weeks, after he's presented his findings to the UN. Burma's military government says that ten people were killed when troops opened fire on protesters, but diplomats and dissidents says many more people died.
Mr Pinheiro met a number of imprisoned dissidents during his visit, but was not allowed to see the pro-democracy leader, Aung San Suu Kyi.
BBC cover:
-Interview with U Aung Thein, an opposite lawyer, on Mr Pinheiro's trip and the conditions of recently released political prisoners.
-Interview with Ko Thet Naung Soe who recently released from Insein prison on his health condition.