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Myanmar - - Law, Act

Private Schools Registration Law (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Law No. 14/2011). -

Adoption: 2011-12-04 | MMR-2011-L-93083

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Microfinance Industries Law (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Law No.13/2011). -

Adoption: 2011-12-02 | MMR-2011-L-93085

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Right to Peaceful Assembly and Peaceful Procession Law, 2011 (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Law No. 15/2011). -

Adoption: 2011-12-02 | MMR-2011-L-93087

Chapter (1) Terms and Definitions
Chapter (2) Purpose
Chapter (3) Applying for Permission
Chapter (4) Issuance and Denial of Permission
Chapter (5) Rules
Chapter (6) Taking Action
Chapter (7) Crime and Punishment
Chapter (8) General

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law Revoking the 1964 Law Defining the Fundamental Rights and Responsibilities of the People's Workers (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw Law No. 12/2011). -

Adoption: 2011-11-22 | MMR-2011-L-93080

Repeals the Law Defining the Fundamental Rights and Responsibilities of the People's Workers.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Labour Organization Law (No. 7 of 2011). (Pyidaungsu Hluttaw (1373 M.E.)) -

Adoption: 2011-10-11 | MMR-2011-L-88431

Preamble
Chapter I - Enforcement and Definition
Chapter II - Establishment of Labour Organizations
Chapter III - Registration
Chapter IV - Functions and Duties of Executive Committee
Chapter V - Rights and Responsibilities of the Labour Organization
Chapter VI - Establishing and Expending of Fund
Chapter VII - Duties of Employer
Chapter VIII - Duties and Powers of Chief Registrar
Chapter IX - Application relating to the Decision of the Chief Registrar
Chapter X - Duties and Powers of Township Registrar
Chapter XI - Lock-out and Strike
Chapter XII - Prohibitions
Chapter XIII - Penalties
Chapter XIV - Miscellaneous

Repeals the Trade Unions Act, 1926.

Myanmar - - Miscellaneous (circular, directive, legal notice, instruction, etc.)

Ministry of Health, Myanmar National Strategic Plan & Operational Plan on HIV and AIDS 2011 - 2015 (Concise Version). -

Adoption: 2011-01-06 | MMR-2011-M-90650

This document provides a summary of the National Strategic Plan & Operational Plan on HIV and AIDS 2011 - 2015. It is intended to provide parties concerned with a quick reference to the main components of the Strategic Plan. It provides a summary of information concerning the HIV situation in Myanmar and epidemiology trends as well as the objectives, guiding principles, strategic framework, roles, responsibilities and institutional arrangements, governing structures, priorities, interventions and key services, indicators and summary budget.

Myanmar - - Constitution

Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar (2008). -

Adoption: 2008-05-29 | MMR-2008-C-79572

Preamble
Chapter 1. Basic Principles of the Union
Chapter 2. State Structure
Chapter 3. Head of State
Chapter 4. Legislature
Chapter 5. Executive
Chapter 6. Judiciary
Chapter 7. Defence Services
Chapter 8. Citizen, Fundamental Rights and Duties of the Citizens
Chapter 9. Election
Chapter 10. Political Parties
Chapter 11. Provisions on State of Emergency
Chapter 12. Amendment of the Constitution
Chapter 13. State Flag, State Seal, National Anthem and the Capital
Chapter 14. Transitory Provisions
Chapter 15. General Provisions

Myanmar - - Constitution

The Referendum Law for the Approval of the Draft Constitution of the Republic of the Union of Myanmar, 2008 (Law No 1/2008). -

Adoption: 2008-02-26 | MMR-2008-C-79569

Chapter I - Title and Definitions
Chapter II - Convening the Referendum
Chapter III - Formation of the Commission and Sub-commissions
Chapter IV - Duties and Powers of the Commission for Holding Referendum and Sub-commissions
Chapter V - Preparing Voting Rolls
Chapter VI - Voting
Chapter VII - Postponing and Dissolving of Voting
Chapter VIII - Counting of Votes
Chapter IX - Declaring Votes
Chapter X - Prohibition and Penalty
Chapter XI - Obtaining Financial and Staff Assistance
Chapter XII - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law Amending the Myanmar Merchant Shipping Act, 2007 (Law No. 1/2007). -

Adoption: 2007-02-07 | MMR-2007-L-87418

All references to "home-trade ship" in the Act shall be replaced by the expression "near coastal voyage ship". Also makes numerous other amendments.

Myanmar - - International agreement

ASEAN Declaration on the Protection and Promotion of the Rights of Migrant Workers. -

Adoption: 2007-01-13 | INT-2007-IA-93358

Sets out the general principles of the Declaration and then the obligations of both the sending and receiving parties. These include:

OBLIGATIONS OF RECEIVING STATES
5. Intensify efforts to protect the fundamental human rights, promote the welfare and uphold human dignity of migrant workers;
6. Work towards the achievement of harmony and tolerance between receiving states and migrant workers;
7. Facilitate access to resources and remedies through information, training and education, access to justice, and social welfare services as appropriate and in accordance with the legislation of the receiving state, provided that they fulfill the requirements under applicable laws, regulations and policies of the said state, bilateral agreements and multilateral treaties;
8. Promote fair and appropriate employment protection, payment of wages, and adequate access to decent working and living conditions for migrant workers;
9. Provide migrant workers, who may be victims of discrimination, abuse, exploitation, violence, with adequate access to the legal and judicial system of the
receiving states; and
10. Facilitate the exercise of consular functions to consular or diplomatic authorities of states of origin when a migrant worker is arrested or committed to prison or custody or detained in any other manner, under the laws and regulations of the receiving state and in accordance with the Vienna Convention on Consular Relations.

OBLIGATIONS OF SENDING STATES
11. Enhance measures related to the promotion and protection of the rights of migrant workers;
12. Ensure access to employment and livelihood opportunities for their citizens as sustainable alternatives to migration of workers;
13. Set up policies and procedures to facilitate aspects of migration of workers, including recruitment, preparation for deployment overseas and protection of the migrant workers when abroad as well as repatriation and reintegration to the countries of origin; and
14. Establish and promote legal practices to regulate recruitment of migrant workers and adopt mechanisms to eliminate recruitment malpractices through legal and valid
contracts, regulation and accreditation of recruitment agencies and employers, and blacklisting of negligent/unlawful agencies.

Myanmar - - International agreement

Memorandum of Understanding on Cooperation against Trafficking in Persons in the Greater Mekong Sub-region. -

Adoption: 2004-10-29 | INT-2004-IA-93359

Sets out the commitments of the parties with respect to fighting against human trafficking in the Greater Mekong Sub-Region. These include efforts in the area of national and international policy making and cooperation; legal frameworks, law enforcement and justice; protection, recovery and reintegration; preventive measures; and mechanisms for implementation, monitoring and evaluation of the MoU.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Mutual Assistance in Criminal Matters Law (Law No. 4/2004). -

Adoption: 2004-04-28 | MMR-2004-L-87409

Sets out the procedures for providing mutual assistance to other States that are party to international or regional Conventions on assistance in criminal matters that Myanmar has also ratified.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law Amending the Judiciary Law, 2000 (Law No. 2/2003). -

Adoption: 2003-02-02 | MMR-2003-L-87410

The State Peace and Development Council hereby enacts the following law;-

1. This Law shall be called the Law Amending the Judiciary Law, 2000.

2. The expression "2 Deputy Chief Justices" contained in section 3 of the Judiciary Law, 2000 shall be substituted by the expression "3 Deputy Chief Justices"

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Myanmar Maritime University Law (Law No. 1/2002). -

Adoption: 2002-02-14 | MMR-2002-L-87411

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Establishment
Chapter III - Aims of the University
Chapter IV - Formation of the Council
Chapter V - Functions and Duties of the Council
Chapter VI - Formation of the University Academic Body and
University Administrative Body
Chapter VII - Organizational Set-up
Chapter VIII - Finance
Chapter IX - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Political Pension Law (No. 2/2001). -

Adoption: 2001-02-28 | MMR-2001-L-73076

Amends section 17 (a) and (b) concerning the right to enjoy political gratuity only after completion of a total period of at least 4 years during which political responsibility was carried out.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Attorney General Law, 2001 (Law No. 1/2001). -

Adoption: 2001-02-27 | MMR-2001-L-87412

Chapter I - Title
Chapter II - Appointment of the Attorney General and the Deputy Attorney General
Chapter III - Duties of the Attorney General
Chapter IV - Powers of the Attorney General
Chapter V - Formation of the Office of the Attorney General and the Different Levels of Law Offices
Chapter VI - Functions and Duties of the Law Officers
Chapter VII - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Order supplementing Order No. 1/1999.

Adoption: 2000-10-27 | MMR-2000-R-59641

Supplements Order No. 1/1999 of 14 May 1999 by providing for prohibition of forced labour. Prohibition does not apply to requisition of work in cases of emergency due to fire, flood, storm, earthquake, epidemic disease, war or famine, posing an imminent danger to the public. Sets forth conditions for such work requisition.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Political Pension Law (No. 7/2000). -

Adoption: 2000-09-04 | MMR-2000-L-73075

Amends section 5 (the right to enjoy monthly political pension shall be enjoyed only after attaining the age of 60) and 16 of the principal Law.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Judiciary Law, 2000 (Law No. 5/2000). -

Adoption: 2000-06-27 | MMR-2000-L-73048

Chapter I - Title and Commencement
Chapter II - Judicial Principles
Chapter Ill - Formation and Seat of the Supreme Court
Chapter IV - Jurisdiction of the Supreme Court
Chapter V - Powers of the Supreme Court
Chapter VI - Formation of the State or Divisional Court, the District Courts and the Township Courts
Chapter VII - Jurisdiction and Powers of Courts
Chapter VIII - Miscellaneous
Repeals the Judiciary Law (The State Law and Order Restoration Council Law No.2/88).

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law relating to Overseas Employment (Law No. 3/99). -

Adoption: 1999-07-09 | MMR-1999-L-72869

Chapter I - Title and Definitions
Chapter II - Objectives
Chapter III - Formation of the Central Committee and the Functions and Duties thereof
Chapter IV - Formation of the Supervisory Committee and Functions and Duties thereof
Chapter V - Registration
Chapter VI - Service Agent License
Chapter VII - Appeal
Chapter VIII - The Duties and Rights of Workers
Chapter IX - Duties and Rights of Service Agent Licence Holder
Chapter X - Offences and Penalties
Chapter XI - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Miscellaneous (circular, directive, legal notice, instruction, etc.)

Directive No. (2/98) on Minimum hygiene conditions for on board fishing vessels. -

Adoption: 1998-08-03 | MMR-1998-M-87419

The Directive contains two Annexes dealing with the hygienic requirements to comply with when handling and preserving fish products for a period exceeding 24 hours. Storage conditions must prevent any contamination either by fuel, dirt, heat or any other contaminating agent; water used for washing fish must be fresh (as per Directive 5/98) or clean seawater. If not maintained alive, fish must be cold-treated or unloaded in eight-hour time. All scaling and gutting procedures must be operated in clean areas and all non edible wastes kept separated from the edible ones and the latter refrigerated or frozen right after. All fishing vessels proceeding to freeze or chill the fish products, must be equipped with adequate and effective equipments and, in case of chilling, either by cooled seawater (CSW) or refrigerated seawater (RSW), all the tanks must be adequately filled and provided with working sewage. In every freezing or refrigerating facility a temperature sensor device must be present and in working conditions at all times and temperature charts available to inspecting authorities.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Atomic Energy Law (No. 8/98). -

Adoption: 1998-06-08 | MMR-1998-L-87420

The aims of this Law are to develop the use of atomic energy, to ensure safety in using atomic energy, to carry out measures for the prevention of atomic radiation effects on man and on the environment, and to exchange information with foreign research institutes on knowledge and technology related to atomic energy. The Law consists of 14 Chapters divided into 39 sections.
The Ministry shall establish an Atomic Energy Council, which shall be formed by Ministers, Heads of Government Departments, Scientists, etc. Chapters IV to VI provide for duties and functions of the Ministers and of the Departments. Any individual in possession of any kind of nuclear or radioactive material shall apply to the Department for a registration certificate (Chapter VII). In case the individual shall utilize, produce, store, distribute or sell nuclear or radioactive material, a licence shall be obtained by the Department (Chapter VIII). For the import or export of any nuclear or radioactive material, the Government Department or Organization shall issue a licence or import-export permit (Chapter IX). The remaining Chapters contain administrative proceedings, prohibitions, penalties and provisions of miscellaneous nature.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law Amending the Suppression of Prostitution Act, 1949 (Law No. 7/98). -

Adoption: 1998-04-06 | MMR-1998-L-72889

Amends the principal Act concerning the definition of "brothel" and increses the penalty contained in sections 5 and eight from a maximum of three to a maximum of five years imprisonment and they may also be liable to a fine.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Law amending the Union of Myanmar University Education Law, 1973 (Law No. 4/98).

Adoption: 1998-03-25 | MMR-1998-L-72868

Amends sections 2, 3, 5 and 8 of the 1973 Law with minor amendments. It also amends section 8(a) and (b) by replacing the provisions with new provisions concerning the composition of the University Central Council. Section 9(a) and (b) are amended with relation to the formation and composition of the Council of University Academic Bodies. Sections 9(c)(7) and 12 also have related amendments made to them.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Television and Video Law (No. 8/96). -

Adoption: 1996-07-29 | MMR-1996-L-73074

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Objectives
Chapter III - Licence for Possession
Chapter IV - Video Business Licence
Chapter V - Formation of the Video Business Supervisory Central Committee; Functions and Duties Thereof
Chapter VI - Formation of State or Divisional Video Business Supervisory Committees; Duties and Powers Thereof
Chapter VII - Formation of Video Censor Board and Duties and Powers Thereof
Chapter VIII - Appeal
Chapter IX - Offences and Penalties
Chapter X - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Protecting the Peaceful and Systematic Transfer of State Responsibility and the Successful Performance of the Functions of the National Convention against Disturbances and Oppositions (SLORC Law No. 5/96) -

Adoption: 1996-06-07 | MMR-1996-L-79570

Provides that "no one and no organization shall violate either directly or indirectly any of the following prohibitions:
(a) inciting, demonstrating, delivering speeches, making oral or written statements and disseminating in order to undermine the stability of the State, community peace and tranquility and prevalence of law and order;
(b) inciting, delivering speeches, making oral or written statements and disseminating in order to undermine national re consolidation;
(c) disturbing, destroying, obstructing, inciting, delivering speeches, making oral or written statements and disseminating in order to undermine, belittle and make people misunderstand the functions being carried out by the National Convention for the emergence of a firm and enduring Constitution;
(d) carrying out the functions of the National Convention or drafting and disseminating the Constitution of the State without lawful authorization;
(e) attempting or abetting the violation of any of the prohibitions." (Article 3)
Penalities for violation of the law include imprisonment for a minimum of 5 years and fines.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

People's Police Force Maintenance of Discipline Law (No. 4/95).

Adoption: 1995-04-26 | MMR-1995-L-61338

Applies to all members of People's Police Force. Comprehensive legislation on maintenance of discipline. Chapter II regulates submission of grievances by members of police force who deem themselves wronged by superior officer. Chapter III provides for administrative power of Police Director General. Chapter IV deals with arrest and custody of member of police force who is charged with offence. Chapter V makes provision for different types of offences. Chapter VI deals with summary trial if offence is not serious enough to be tried by Police Court. Chapter VII regulates powers and procedures of Police Court. Chapter VIII deals with execution of sentences, Chapter IX with procedure to be followed by Police Courts, Chapter X with confirmation and revision, and Chapter XI with appeal.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Prevention and Control of Communicable Diseases Law (Law No. 1/95). -

Adoption: 1995-03-20 | MMR-1995-L-87422

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Prevention
Chapter III - Functions and Duties of the Health Officer
Chapter IV - Environmental Sanitation
Chapter V - Reporting Communicable Disease
Chapter VI - Measures taken in respect of an outbreak of
Principal Epidemic Disease
Chapter VII - Quarantine
Chapter VIII - Penalties
Chapter IX - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Political Pension Law (No. 9/1994). -

Adoption: 1994-12-29 | MMR-1994-L-73090

Amends section 16 of the principal law concerning payments to be paid to members of family of deceased personnel.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Myanmar Mines Law (No. 8/94). -

Adoption: 1994-09-06 | MMR-1994-L-73051

Chapter IV - Duties of the Holder of Permit includes duties concerning the conditions of work, safety, health and welfare of workers in Mines. Chapter VIII - Duties of the Chief Inspector - contains provisions concerning the inspection of the above mentioned duties. Repeals the following Acts:
(a) The Upper Myanmar Ruby Regulation, 1887;
(b) The Mines Act, 1923;
(c) The Union of Myanmar Mines and Minerals Act, 1961.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Myanmar Marine Fisheries Law (No. 16/1993). -

Adoption: 1993-10-28 | MMR-1993-L-73084

Amends sections 42, 44-49, 58 and 59 of the principal Law concerning concealment from an inspector, violations of the law and penalties.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association Law (No. 12/1993). -

Adoption: 1993-09-21 | MMR-1993-L-73087

Amends sections 3, 7, 21, 29 and 30 of the principal Law.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Child Law (Law No. 9/93). -

Adoption: 1993-07-14 | MMR-1993-L-72890

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Aims
Chapter III - Formation of the Committee
Chapter IV - Duties and Powers of the Committee
Chapter V - Rights of the Child (includes the right to work in accordance with law and of his own volition and the right to hours of employment, rest and leisure, Art. 24).
Chapter VI - Exemption from Penal Action
Chapter VII - Ethics and Discipline of a Child
Chapter VIII - Child in need of Protection and Care
Chapter IX - Taking Action against a Child for an Offence
Chapter X - Trial of Juvenile Cases
Chapter XI - Safeguarding Children Against Dangers
Chapter XII - Custody and Care of Children and Youths in Prisons
Chapter XIII - Training School, Temporary Care Station, Home, Residential Nursery
Chapter XIV - Powers of the Minister
Chapter XV - Probation Officer
Chapter XVI - Homes Established by a Voluntary Social Worker or a Non-Governmental Organization
Chapter XVII - Offences and Penalties
Chapter XVIII - Youth who has committed an offence
Chapter XIX - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

The Co-operative Society Law (Law No. 9/92). -

Adoption: 1992-12-22 | MMR-1992-L-72891

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Basic Principles of the Society
Chapter III - Bye-Law of the Society and Formation of the Society
Chapter IV - Membership, Duties and Rights of a Member and Cessation of Membership
Chapter V - Membership of a Member Society and Duties and Rights of a Member Society
Chapter VI - Duties and Powers of a Society and Cessation of a Society
Chapter VII - Finance of the Society
Chapter VIII - Liquidation of the Society
Chapter IX - Giving Decisions in Disputes
Chapter X - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Promotion of Cottage Industries Law (No. 13/91). -

Adoption: 1991-10-10 | MMR-1991-L-73052

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter 11 - Basic Principles
Chapter III - Registration
Chapter IV - Duties and Rights of the Entrepreneur
Chapter V - Duties and Powers of the Director General
Chapter VI - Powers of the Minister
Chapter VII - Invalidation of Registration
Chapter VIII - Appeal
Chapter IX - Prohibition and Penalties
Chapter X - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

Procedures relating to the Private Enterprise Law (No. 1).

Adoption: 1991-02-01 | MMR-1991-R-59898

Made under Private Industrial Enterprise Law. Provides for registration of industrial enterprises. Regulates preconditions for registration, extension of tenure of registration, procedure in case of destruction or loss of registration certificate, changes in registered enterprises, aid to private industrial enterprises, inspection of private enterprises, and appeals.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Private Industrial Enterprise Law (Law No. 22/1990). -

Adoption: 1990-11-26 | MMR-1990-L-55215

Governs the registration of private industrial enterprises. Chapter One sets definitions for use with the act. Chapter sets the law's basic principles. These include inter alia, to increase national production and GNP, to acquire technical know-how and to create employment. Chapter Three establishes the procedures and manner of registration of private industrial enterprises. Chapter Four establishes the Private Enterprise Coordination Body, which is designed to coordinate the development and improvement of private industrial enterprises. Part Five creates a Supervisory Body for the function of recommending the registration of enterprises and supervising the compliance of enterprises with the laws of Myanmar. Establishes that the body is to recommend registration of enterprises on the basis of inter alia, not being injurious to the health of the public in the vicinity of the enterprise, not causing harm to the health of its workers and not coausing harm to the local environment. Chapter Six sets the duties and rights of entrepreneurs. Chapter Seven establishes the powers of the Director General of the Directorate of Regional Industrial Coordination and Industrial Inspection. Chapter Eight establishes the powers of the State or Divisional Officer-in-Charge. Chapter Nine makes explicit the conditions under which registration may be invalidated. Chapter Ten sets appeal procedures in case of such invalidation. Chapter Eleven establishes the powers of the Minister of No. 1 Industry with respect to the act. Chapter Twelve establishes acts by enterprises which are to be prohibited and Chapter Thirteen sets the penalties for such offences. Chapter Fourteen sets miscellaneous provisions including granting the Ministry of No. 1 Industry with the power to make regulations for the purposes of carrying out the act.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Myanmar Maternal and Child Welfare Association Law (No. 21/90). -

Adoption: 1990-11-09 | MMR-1990-L-73050

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Objectives of the Association
Chapter III - Formation
Chapter IV - Membership and Termination of Membership
Chapter V - Duties and Powers
Chapter VI - Finance
Chapter VII - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law relating to the Nurse and Midwife (No. 19/90). -

Adoption: 1990-10-17 | MMR-1990-L-73049

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Formation of Council
Chapter III - Duties and Powers of the Council
Chapter IV - Application for Registration and Payment of Registration Fees
Chapter VI - The Duties and Rights of Nurse
Chapter VII - The Duties and Rights of Midwife
Chapter VIII - Suspension or Cancellation of Licence
Chapter IX - Appeal
Chapter X - The Powers of the Minister of the Ministry of Health
Chapter XI - Prohibition, Offence and Penalty
Chapter XII - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Regulation, Decree, Ordinance

State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC) Declaration No. 1/90 of July 27, 1990. -

Adoption: 1990-07-27 | MMR-1990-R-79571

Provides, inter alia that the SLORC will not accept the drafting of a temporary constitution for forming a government to take over State Power and that it will take effective action if it is done so.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Myanmar Marine Fisheries Law (No. 9/1990). -

Adoption: 1990-04-25 | MMR-1990-L-73083

Provides that fisherman have to be registered with the authorities (art. 11). The master of the vessel is responsible for the safety of the inspector, researchers, observers and trainees who are on board the vessel (art. 31(e)) and can only hire registered fishermen (art. 17(e)).

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Law Amending the Myanmar Immigration (Emergency Provisions) Act, 1947 (No. 2/1990). -

Adoption: 1990-01-22 | MMR-1990-L-73081

Amends section 13 of the text by increasing the penalties provided therein.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

An Act to amend the Union of Burma Cooperative Societies Act, 1970.

Adoption: 1988-12-08 | MMR-1988-L-32522

Includes Rules amending the Union of Burma Cooperative Societies Rules, 1970.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Procedures relating to the Foreign Investment Law.

Adoption: 1988-12-07 | MMR-1988-L-8877

Chapters I to V.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Procedures relating to the Foreign Investment Law. No. 11/88.

Adoption: 1988-12-07 | MMR-1988-L-8878

Chapters VI to XIV and forms.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Foreign Investment Law, the State Law and Order Restoration Council Law. No. 10/88.

Adoption: 1988-11-30 | MMR-1988-L-8876

Second installment: Chapters VI through XV. Chapters I to V.

Myanmar - - Miscellaneous (circular, directive, legal notice, instruction, etc.)

Form for registration of associations and organizations (Directive No. 1/88 of the Ministry of Home and Religious Affairs). -

Adoption: 1988-10-04 | MMR-1988-M-79574

Contains the application form for formation of associations in accordance with the Law for Formation of Associations or Organizations.

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Burma Citizenship Law, 1982. -

Adoption: 1982-10-15 | MMR-1982-L-87413

Chapter I - Title and Definition
Chapter II - Citizenship
Chapter III - Associate Citizenship
Chapter IV - Naturalized Citizenship
Chapter V - Decision as to Citizenship, Associate Citizenship or Naturalized Citizenship
Chapter VI - Central Body
Chapter VII - Appeals
Chapter VIII - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - Law, Act

Myanmar Code of Civil Procedure, 1979. -

Adoption: 1979 | MMR-1979-L-93079

Part I - Suits in General
Part II - Execution
Part III - Incidental Proceedings
Part IV - Suits in Particular Cases
Part V - Special Proceedings
Part VI - Supplemental Proceedings
Part VII - Appeals
Part VIII - Reference, Review and Revision
Part IX - Special Revisions relating to the High Court
Part X - Rules
Part XI - Miscellaneous

Myanmar - - International agreement

Agreement between the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Government of the Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma concerning public officers' pensions. Done at Rangoon.

Adoption: 1974-09-20 | Date of entry into force: 1974-09-27 | INT-1974-IA-21696