Norwegian Mission to the East invites to an open seminar in Burma: Aftermath of the Burmese elections and the road map to democracy: What role for the ethnic nationalities?
When: Wednesday, 17. November 2010 10.00-12.00
To: Wednesday, 17. November 2010
Where: Bergen, the Norwegian Teacher Academy
Host: Norwegian Mission to the East
Contact: (+ 47 915 76 251)
More info: bit.ly/d2k66T
Oslo, Tuesday 9 November. 14-16 in Freedom of Expression Foundation premises in Uranienborgveien 2.
Bergen, Wednesday 17 November. 10-12 at the Norwegian Teacher Academy in Bergen.
Both seminars will mainly be in English, they are free, registration is not required.
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