Geneva (Reuters)-the release of political prisoners of Burma (Wednesday) is a sign of change, but the isolated country in the United Nations human rights investigation, hope to have more in the release before the end of this year.
Rights researcher Thomas Ojea quintana, tower says he expects to Burma's military rulers, to the end of this year, he wants to see a by-election, and then release the rest of the political prisoners.
"It is very important, the government in the process of this release, complete before the election," he told Reuters in an interview.
"I hope it happens. I can't expect, but this will be my government needs."
Burma has started to open up the iron rule of half a century after the military government and some media control by the loose and more political dialogue and Nobel peace prize winner, last year it was to end its 15 years of house arrest aung SAN suu kyi.
When asked if the government has a eyes of spring, overturned Arab in Tunisia, Egypt and Libya's long-term rulers, Ojea quintana, tower said, Burmese officials told him that they don't want to release political prisoners, because they worry that public demonstrations.
"I am in this respect says is: you have a important politicians who are released, aung SAN suu kyi, and an example of how you have, her reaction of the process a example and her trip did not compromise stability comprehensive countries around the country, so I said you have a example, you should be released."
On Wednesday released at least 300 political prisoners, including several famous dissidents, is a positive signs, secretary of state Hillary Clinton's welcome, although it from amnesty international disappointed many hope more activist was released.
Ojea quintana, as the United Nations special tower, provide the human rights in Burma BaoGaoYuan, Argentina attorney, said some of the most important political dissidents and has not been released, and more than 1000 prisoners of conscience still in jail.
"I see I was 8 on the final mission is to change the real opportunity, and is building new institutions," he said, he will be able to submit a report to the United Nations general assembly next Wednesday.
"My expectation is, in 19, will be a very fruitful discussion in the United Nations,, we will see what will be the resolution of the congress."




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