緬甸反對黨贏得當局對政治活動放寬限制
Burma's most prominent opposition party says the government has eased some restrictions on political organizing after the party complained that the fairness of coming by-elections was at risk. A spokesman for the National League for Democracy told VOA's Burmese service that the restrictions were lifted Monday, within hours after the party held a news conference to voice its concerns.
NLD candidates, including party leader Aung Sang Suu Kyi, are running in April 1 elections to fill 48 vacant seats in parliament. It will be the first test of the party's electoral power since 1990, when it won a landslide victory but was prevented from taking power by a military government.緬甸最主要的反對黨說，政府部分放寬了對組織政治活動的限制。在此之前，該黨曾經抗議即將到來的補選的公平性面臨危險。全國民主聯盟的發言人在接受美國之音緬甸語組採訪時說，星期一，在該黨召開記者會表達對相關問題的關注後，相關的限制被解除。
全國民主聯盟的候選人，包括該黨領導人昂山素季在內，將參加4月1日舉行的議會48個席位的補選。這將是1990年以來該黨的選舉能力首次接受檢驗。當年，全國民主聯盟贏得了壓倒性的勝利，但是軍政府阻止該聯盟掌權。
