On the northeastern Asia, the biggest change
that I can describe is that of Burma.
From 1988 to 2011, Burma was
officially led by the army, considered such as one of the worst dictatorships
on the planet. The army has officially given way in 2011 to civilian rule led
by one of its former members, but the weight of the military remains dominant
in practice. This country became independent of the United Kingdom January 4,
1948 but this country really became independent in 2011 after the fall of the
dictatorship. This is really hard to believe these days but the first democracy
in Burma has appeared only a year ago. Are but despite independence, Burma is
still controlled by a person of the former dictatorship.
So there was last year, in 2011 a
change of power very important for this country. This is partly due to the
numerous demonstrations that the Burmese have caused throughout the country to
revolt against the dictatorship unsustainable. But thanks to pressure from
countries around the world such as France, England or the United States of the
former regime. This allowed Burma to gain independence and true ac power of a
democracy.
Today Burma is trying to develop
this economy and especially to show the world that Western democracy is in
place in this country. Despite that human rights are not always respected, but
there's still been great progress has been made during that year. That is why
it must change continuously devolving power and men's rights are respected. In
addition there are still many small civil war within the territory that have to
be set. But overall, this is actually being a positive shift in power to Burma,
and especially its people!
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