Joint Action Committee of Burmese Community in Japan (JAC)

2 April, 2010

Mr. Cui Tiankai

Ambassador
Chinese Embassy of Japan
3-4-33 Moto-Azabu, Minato-Ku, Tokyo, 1060046, Japan
Tel: +81-03-34033388, 34033380
Fax: +81-03-34033345

Dear Mr. Ambassador,

Expecting to maintain long-term peace and development between two friendly neighbors, we, on behalf
of all Burmese people, specifically appreciates China’s cooperative efforts toward Burma in the arenas of
politics, economics, culture, health, relief from natural disasters as well as international affairs.

We are very pleased especially with China’s efforts of “no interference” in Burma’s internal affairs.

We are also encouraged that China has enthusiastically participated in regional stability for the whole
region’s long-term development.

On the other hand, however, we protest that China has supplied military arms to Burma’s notorious army
whose Generals are just intending to grip the power for their interests. Therefore, we would appreciate it
if China could stop such military trade immediately for the sake of Burma’s and regional stability.

Though we are principally pleased with China’s official announcement to respect laws in Burma, we would
like to remind that the Burmese junta’s laws are unjust in terms of human rights, rule of law and
international laws.

Finally, we urge China to stand positively together with international leading nations, with an intention to
create sincere interests of China and Burma as well as regional stability, when the United Nations Security
Council is required to take appropriate action to deal with Burma’s problems.

With best regards,

Joint Action Committee of Burmese Community in Japan

Contact Persons

1. Mr. Than Swe (HP: 090-4964-9718)

2. Mr. Mai kyaw Oo (HP: 090-9831-7192)
3. Mr. Ko Ko Aung (HP: 090-1506-2893)
4. Mr. Hla Aye Maung (HP: 090-2525-1966)
5. Mr. Lwin Aung Soe (HP: 090-6505-6858)

Participating parties

1. Arakan League for Democracy (ALD Exile-JP)

2. Burma Democratic Action Group (BDA Group)
3. Chin National Community (CNC-Japan)
4. Democratic Federation of Burma (DFB)
5. Kachin National Organization, Japan (KNO-JP)
6. Kachin State National Congress for Democracy (Liberated Area-Japan) (KNCD (LA-JP))
7. Karen National League (KNL-JP)
8. Karen National Union – Japan (KNU-JP)
9. Naga National Society (NNS)
10. National Democratic Front (Burma) (NDF (B)) Representative for Japan
11. Palaun National Society (PNS)
12. Punnyagari Mon National Society (PMNS)
13. Shan Nationalities for Democracy - Japan (SND-JP)
14. Shan State Nationalities for Democracy - Japan (SSND-JP)
15. Confederation of National Youth for Burma (Japan Branch) (CNYB (JB))
16. Save Burma
17. Peaceful Burma

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