hopefully when things return to normal,do you think that the people of burma will at last take a stand against its goverment.this could be the straw that broke the camels back, and bring burma and its people the life it deserves.regards graeme stoner
Merci I would say ;-) This is pretty thrilling you're posting some of our questions... Keep up the good work... and watch out, military guys don't beat around the bush over there...
hi there
when filming the crew on board the french mistral warship, any signs of frustration there? i mean they're literally sitting on tons of suplies but can't get them to the burmese. their views on the situation? thanks
by Cyril Payen (not verified) - 20/05/2008 - 12:08
Despite the cyclone, the military, (500 000) militias and police are well organized. Any people caught would be expelled immediately. I was arrested in Rangoon in 1999 after interviewing Aung San Suu Kyi, detained 24 hours and expelled. My name is now on a blacklist dispatched to every border crossing. It's the same case for most Bangkok-based journalists.
by Cyril Payen (not verified) - 20/05/2008 - 11:20
Despite the cyclone, the military, (500 000) militias and police are well organized. Any people caught would be expelled immediately.
I was arrested in Rangoon in ‘99 after interviewing Aung San Suu Kyi, detained 24 hours and expelled. My name is now on a blacklist dispatched at every border. Same case for most Bangkok-based journalists.
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take a stand against burma government ?
hopefully when things return to normal,do you think that the people of burma will at last take a stand against its goverment.this could be the straw that broke the camels back, and bring burma and its people the life it deserves.regards graeme stoner
Thanx guys !
Merci I would say ;-) This is pretty thrilling you're posting some of our questions... Keep up the good work... and watch out, military guys don't beat around the bush over there...
frustration mistral crew
hi there
when filming the crew on board the french mistral warship, any signs of frustration there? i mean they're literally sitting on tons of suplies but can't get them to the burmese. their views on the situation? thanks
FRANCE 24's Cyril Payen replies to "Anonymous"
Despite the cyclone, the military, (500 000) militias and police are well organized. Any people caught would be expelled immediately. I was arrested in Rangoon in 1999 after interviewing Aung San Suu Kyi, detained 24 hours and expelled. My name is now on a blacklist dispatched to every border crossing. It's the same case for most Bangkok-based journalists.
Reply to "Anonyme"
Despite the cyclone, the military, (500 000) militias and police are well organized. Any people caught would be expelled immediately.
I was arrested in Rangoon in ‘99 after interviewing Aung San Suu Kyi, detained 24 hours and expelled. My name is now on a blacklist dispatched at every border. Same case for most Bangkok-based journalists.
food crisis ?
are there any food trouble down there ? can't understand why no one in the media talks about the obvious lack of food...
What about the risks ?
Hi guys,
Could you tell us what would happen if you guys get caught by militaries ?
Thanx for respond