Burma is overdue to release a report on a controversial copper mine backed by the military and China but facing strong opposition. Rights activists say the investigation into the mine is a test of the new government and of democracy leader Aung San Suu Kyi, who was appointed head of the commission looking into the copper deal. The commission appointed by Burma's president to examine the Letpadaung copper mine was due to release its findings by January 31. But the date came and ...
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