The document summarizes the humanitarian crisis in eastern Burma caused by attacks from the country's military junta. It states that 3,000 villages have been destroyed, displacing over 1,000,000 people and leaving 500,000 as internal refugees. The ethnic minorities in the region face widespread rape, forced labor, executions and disease. Despite resolutions from the UN General Assembly and Commission on Human Rights, the UN Security Council has failed to take action. It calls on readers to pressure the Security Council to intervene to prevent further human rights abuses.

1. 3,000 Villages Destroyed By Military Junta In Eastern Burma And the Shameful Silence of the UN Security Council

2. End the Attacks Now.

15. General Than Shwe

16. Hta Ko To Baw village burned April 27, 2006 Northern Karen State

18. Military Terrorism

20. Destruction of Food Supplies

21. Rape as a Weapon of War

26. Executions Karen men tortured and killed by Army of military junta, Karen State

29. Given these horrible conditions, what has the UN Security Council done?

30. NOTHING.

31. Passed 28 Consecutive Resolutions by the UN General Assembly and UN Commission on Human Rights The most recent UN General Assembly resolution calls on the Burmese junta to “end widespread rape and other forms of sexual violence persistently carried out by members of the armed forces, in particular against women belonging to ethnic nationalities, and to investigate and bring to justice any perpetrators in order to end impunity for these acts.” “ To end the systematic enforced displacement of persons and other causes of refugee flows to neighbouring countries.”

32. If we do not press the UN Security Council to act NOW, there will be more:

36. "Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me." --Chinese Proverb

38. “ Quiet, closed-door meetings among countries in New York are no longer enough. It is time for the UN Security Council to act." – Desmond Tutu

40. 3,000 Villages. UN Security Council Must ACT NOW Before Another Village is Burned