We the Mon people from around the world will join together once again to observe the 62nd Anniversary of Mon National Day in celebration of our national heritage and identity. On this historic day, in tribute to our great ancestors, we issue this statement in reaffirming our commitment to liberty and freedom for our people.more>>>
Mon women’s day is celebrated every year on the birthday of a famous Mon Queen Banya Thou, also know as Mi Jao Bu, in order for empowering Mon women to actively participate and take leadership roles in social, economic, and political processes. Queen Mi Jao Bu was born on the12th Waxing day of the 12th month, 755 Mon Lunar Year (March 23, 1394). Her Majesty Queen Mi Jao Bu was the only ruling queen in the history of Burma and was famous for her truthfulness and effective governance. Under her rule, the Hongsawatoi Mon kingdom was in peace and prosperity.more>>>
Parliamentary Secretary Deepak Obhrai’s support for the 62nd Anniversary of Mon National Day
Greetings and happy Mon National Day to all.
My Government has been very strong on the issue of democracy and human rights in Burma, repeatedly engaging itself in international efforts to confront the Burmese regime.
Some of these efforts include:
On December 13, 2007 Canada imposed the toughest sanctions in the world on Burma, and has continually urged others to exert pressure on the military junta until it demonstrates a commitment to undertake genuine reform.more>>>
Statement of 62nd Anniversary of Mon National Day
Mon Women’s Day Joint Statement
Parliamentary Secretary Deepak Obhrai