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    AI postcard for the release of Htet Ko Ko. Htet Ko Ko was arrested on October 13, 2007, in connection with the protests that began in August 2007. On 21 November, Zaw Htet Ko Ko was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment with hard labour. His trial took place in a special court within Insein Prison. He faces further charges and will likely receive further sentences. On 28 November 2008, Zaw Htet Ko Ko, along with 13 other members of the 88 Students group, was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment on three counts of inciting offences against public tranquillity. This latest ruling brings his total jail term to 11 years. Zaw Htet Ko Ko was transferred to Kyaukpyu Prison, in the western state of Rahkine, on 6 February.

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    AI postcard for the release of Htet Ko Ko. Htet Ko Ko was arrested on October 13, 2007, in connection with the protests that began in August 2007. On 21 November, Zaw Htet Ko Ko was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment with hard labour. His trial took place in a special court within Insein Prison. He faces further charges and will likely receive further sentences. On 28 November 2008, Zaw Htet Ko Ko, along with 13 other members of the 88 Students group, was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment on three counts of inciting offences against public tranquillity. This latest ruling brings his total jail term to 11 years. Zaw Htet Ko Ko was transferred to Kyaukpyu Prison, in the western state of Rahkine, on 6 February.

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    AI Postcard For The Release of Zaw Htet Ko Ko

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    AI postcard for the release of Htet Ko Ko. Htet Ko Ko was arrested on October 13, 2007, in connection with the protests that began in August 2007. On 21 November, Zaw Htet Ko Ko was sentenced to five years’ imprisonment with hard labour. His trial took place in a special court within Insein Prison. He faces further charges and will likely receive further sentences. On 28 November 2008, Zaw Htet Ko Ko, along with 13 other members of the 88 Students group, was sentenced to six years’ imprisonment on three counts of inciting offences against public tranquillity. This latest ruling brings his total jail term to 11 years. Zaw Htet Ko Ko was transferred to Kyaukpyu Prison, in the western state of Rahkine, on 6 February.

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    HTET HTET
    KO KO KO KO
    Htet Ko Ko was arrested Htet Ko Ko was arrested
    on October 13, 2007, on October 13, 2007, in
    in connection with the connection with the pro-
    protests that began in Au- tests that began in Au-
    gust 2007. He is being held in Insein prison and has been gust 2007. He is being held in Insein prison and has been
    brought four times before a court within the prison. Htet Ko brought four times before a court within the prison. Htet Ko
    Ko is facing a range of politically motivated charges. Ko is facing a range of politically motivated charges.

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    HTET HTET
    KO KO KO KO
    Htet Ko Ko was arrested Htet Ko Ko was arrested
    on October 13, 2007, in on October 13, 2007, in
    connection with the pro- connection with the pro-
    tests that began in Au- tests that began in Au-
    gust 2007. He is being held in Insein prison and has been gust 2007. He is being held in Insein prison and has been
    brought four times before a court within the prison. Htet Ko brought four times before a court within the prison. Htet Ko
    Ko is facing a range of politically motivated charges. Ko is facing a range of politically motivated charges.
    Dear GENERAL, Dear GENERAL,

    I urge you to immediately and unconditionally I urge you to immediately and unconditionally
    release Htet Ko Ko. He is being detained solely release Htet Ko Ko. He is being detained solely
    for the peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom for the peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom
    of expression, association and assembly. of expression, association and assembly.
    Until his release, I ask you to ensure that Htet Until his release, I ask you to ensure that Htet
    Ko Ko is treated in line with international law: Ko Ko is treated in line with international law:
    that he is provided adequate food, any neces- Senior General Than Shwe that he is provided adequate food, any neces- Senior General Than Shwe
    sary medical attention, and granted access to sary medical attention, and granted access to
    Chairman Chairman
    family and lawyers immediately. family and lawyers immediately.
    State Peace and State Peace and
    Yours sincerely, Development Council Yours sincerely, Development Council
    c/o Ministry of Defence c/o Ministry of Defence
    first name first name
    Naypyitaw Naypyitaw
    surname Union of Myanmar surname Union of Myanmar

    country country

    Dear GENERAL, Dear GENERAL,

    I urge you to immediately and unconditionally I urge you to immediately and unconditionally
    release Htet Ko Ko. He is being detained solely release Htet Ko Ko. He is being detained solely
    for the peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom for the peaceful exercise of his rights to freedom
    of expression, association and assembly. of expression, association and assembly.
    Until his release, I ask you to ensure that Htet Until his release, I ask you to ensure that Htet
    Ko Ko is treated in line with international law: Ko Ko is treated in line with international law:
    that he is provided adequate food, any neces- Senior General Than Shwe that he is provided adequate food, any neces- Senior General Than Shwe
    sary medical attention, and granted access to sary medical attention, and granted access to
    Chairman Chairman
    family and lawyers immediately. family and lawyers immediately.
    State Peace and State Peace and
    Yours sincerely, Development Council Yours sincerely, Development Council
    c/o Ministry of Defence c/o Ministry of Defence
    first name first name
    Naypyitaw Naypyitaw
    surname Union of Myanmar surname Union of Myanmar

    country country

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