Presented by Viet Tan, hosted with 
the Institute for Global and International Studies @ The Elliott School of International Affairs:

The recent release of political prisoners in Burma seems to suggest a new era of reform. Yet Burmese activists and US policy makers disagree on what is real and significant change. What does Burma mean for the democracy movement in Vietnam and can recent developments be replicated? Why is democratic reform in both Burma and Vietnam important to the US? Join us on Thursday, February 16th at 6:30pm for these answers and more.

Panelists include:
Do Hoang Diem, Vietnamese democracy activist & Chairman of Viet Tan
Libby Liu, President of Radio Free Asia

Moderated by Duy Hoang, Spokesperson of Viet Tan

Light refreshments & snacks will be served

February 16, 2012
Reception 6:30-7:00pm
Discussion 7:00-8:00pm

The Elliot School of International Affairs, Room 505
George Washington University
1957 E Street NW
Washington, DC 20052
Closest Metro: Foggy Bottom/GWU Station

For inquiries, please contact trinhnguyen at viettan dot org