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Bericht über den Prozeß gegen die 723 Mitglieder des Devrimci Yol, einer extremen Linksgruppe, die des Regierungsumsturzes angeklagt war, über den Einsatz von Folter während der Untersuchungshaft durch die Militärs und über die mangelnde Rechtsfairness während des Prozesses, wobei die Frage aufgeworfen wird, warum solche Prozesse vor Militärgerichten geführt werden müssen. (DÜI-Sdt)

Basil Fernando: Introduction. - S. 3. - Noreen ; Danilo Reyes: Crackdown on protests: exclusion of students' rights in education law. - S. 7. - Min Lwin Oo: Myanmar: ruling under militarilized police. - S. 16. - Danilo Reyes: Torture by law enforcers: are Burma's police the new military? - S. 21. - Burma desk: Twelve stories of torture cases in Burma, 2012-15. - S. 28. - Thein Than Oo: The legacy of dictatorship in Myanmar's judicial system. - S. 43. - Assistance Association for Political Prisoners: Burma's silent struggle: ensuring mental health of tortured political prisoners. - S. 47. - Debby Chan Sze Wan: Mind of steel, heart of gold: tribute to U Win Tin. - S. 59. - Interviews. - Aung Moe Nyo: "To sign UNCAT depends on who holds the real power". - S. 63. - Myint Thwin: "We have to fight against unjust law with just law". - S. 67. - Thein Than Oo: "The military not the court decides". - S. 72. - Aung Min Khine: "Students are still in jail, I can't just ignore them". - S. 76

Als Vercingerorix des Verrats bezichtigt wird, muss er sich rechtfertigen, was ihm allerdings nicht schwerfällt. Zum Beweis dafür, dass er Verrat nicht nötig habe, da er den Sieg auch ehrenhaft erringen könne, führt er seinen Anklägern Sklaven vor, die vortäuschen, dass sie römische Soldaten sind, und berichten, wie schlecht es um Caesars Armee stehe.

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