By Philip Sherwell in New York Burma's ruling generals could be threatened with prosecution for crimes against humanity as a last resort to pressure them to

A Canadian military plane loaded with 40 tonnes of relief supplies destined for survivor's of Burma's cyclone disaster has arrived in Bangkok, Thailand.

By VOA News Burma took diplomats on a controlled tour of the storm-ravaged Irrawaddy delta Saturday following international complaints the ruling military

The Burmese military Government has declared the emergency relief effort over, despite many survivors of Cyclone Nargis still being without food,

Burma's government has been guilty of "inhuman" treatment of Cyclone Nargis survivors by refusing to allow aid to get through, Gordon Brown says.

Two and a half million people have been made homeless or destitute by Cyclone Nargis, but for one of the tiniest of them, a two-month-old infant named Kyaw

By Ron Corben A United Nations agency says that as many as one million children may be at risk of disease following Cyclone Nargis.

A woman and her child contemplate the cyclone damage to their house in a village near Pyapon. THE world community kept up the pressure on Burma's ruling

Millions are destitute, the death toll has already reached six figures. The inexcusable incompetence of the vicious regime is partly to blame.

The situation continues to worsen in Burma with the United Nations now estimating 2 million people are at risk of disease and starvation in the wake of the

A cyclone survivor carried away useable articles from the debris of destroyed houses yesterday in Kyauktan, Burma. (AFP PHOTO/Khin Maung Win) BANGKOK - An

By our reporter in Rangoon The stubbornness of Burma's military junta puts the West into a hopeless situation. If the international community wants to

This year India celebrated 60 years of independence, but the festivities remain bittersweet for some. Full Story The international community must step up