Say NO to the military-monopolized constitution
Date: May 1st, 2008
This draft constitution is drafted by some military officers and their hand-picked delegates at the so-called National Convention.
There were very small numbers of representatives from political parties allowed to attend the National Convention. The papers from Non-Burman nationalities leaders and ceasefire-groups had been eliminated several times at the National Convention.
Therefore we, New Mon State Party, urge people of Burma to cast a “NO” vote in the constitutional referendum.
Central Executive Committee
New Mon State Party
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Statement on constitutional referendum that will conduct in May by the Burmese military regime
Date: March 9, 2008
- New Mon State Party believes that referendum might not conduct before having a tripartite dialogue.
- The draft constitution should have to amend and discuss with ethnic nationalities and democratic organizations. If not politcal crisis is never solved.
Central Executive Committee
New Mon State Party
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Statement on Burmese military government asking ceasefire groups and political organizations to against political dialogue called by Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and to support the regime's National Convention
Date: November 16, 2007
We believe that Burma's political problems can only be solved through political dialogue. Therefore, we established a ceasefire-agreement with the Burmese military government.
We have submitted our proposals on ethnic nationalities' rights in past sessions of National Convention, but our proposals have been rejected and ignored by the Convention. Thus, we reduced our participating in the National Convention from sending full representatives to observers.
We support Daw Aung San Suu Kyi's statement called for political dialogue in Burma. We will closely observe what would happen in reality. We strongly also believed that political dialogue could only be meaningful if all ethnic nationalities are included.
Central Executive Committee
New Mon State Party
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New Mon State Party's Statement
on Current Protests in Burma
Date: September 25, 2007
- New Mon State Party (NMSP) believes the current mounting protests led by Buddhist monks in cities are the expression of the people for their crises that they have been facing and they want to overcome these crises and demand for better socio-economic situation.
- NMSP also expects that all stakeholders need to find correct and appropriate problem solving method to find a solution for these daily mounting protests, and if not, we will face a great failure for our nation's progress.
- NMSP suggests that there is a need for a political dialogue between the military government and all opposition political parties to solve the problems in a systematic and peaceful means.
- We, NMSP, will closely observe the development of political situation and will assist for a peaceful political dialogue for a lasting peace in Burma.
Central Executive Committee
New Mon State Party
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A warm welcome to United Nationals Security Council’s decision
We, New Mon State Party, are warmly welcomed the United Nations Security Council’s decision to put the Burma issue on their permanent agenda. The best way to solve the Burma’s problems would have been within the country, but the problem is still not solved. We want to solve Burma’s problem peacefully.
Central Committee
New Mon State Party
27 September 2006
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