Hague, Anthony R --- "Blinded by Greed in the Golden Land - Japan's Relationship With Burma" [2002] AUJlHRights 14; (2002) 8(2) Australian Journal of Human Rights 39
[*] [BAS (Japanese) (Hons) ANU. LLB UNSW
[1] This article will use the better known names of Burma instead of Myanmar and Rangoon instead of Yangon.
[2] A copy of the revised ODA Charter can be found in Japan’s Official Development Assistance Summary, 1996.
[3] The Economic Intelligence Unit, 1997 p 4.
[4] The Economic Intelligence Unit, 1997 p. 5.
[5] Asiaweek ‘The Asian Way’ (2 March 1994) pp. 22-25.
[6] http://www.unhchr.ch/programme/extra-conventional mechanisms/country mandates/ documents/report/E/CN.4/1993/37.html (Accessed 26 May 2002)
[7] http://www.unhchr.ch/programme/extra-conventional mechanisms/country mandates/ documents/report/E/CN.4/1994/57.html (Accessed 26 May 2002)
[8] http://www.unhchr.ch/programme/extra-conventional mechanisms/country mandates/ documents/report/E/CN.4/1994/57.html (Accessed 26 May 2002).
[9] http://www.unhchr.ch/programme/extra-conventional mechanisms/country mandates/ documents/reportA/53/364.html (Accessed 26 May 2002)
[10] http://www.atimes.com/japan-econ/BF02Dh01.html (Accessed 14 July 2002)
[11] Sydney Morning Herald. ‘Suu Kyi Gets to Work but Sanctions Stay in Place’ (8 May 2002)