Amnistie Internationale 1996 U Pa Pa Lay Myanmar Prisoner Human Rights Postcard

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This original 1996 Amnistie Internationale postcard highlights the imprisonment of Burmese comedian U Pa Pa Lay, who was sentenced to seven years in prison and forced labor for mocking the government. The front features a striking black-and-white photo of Daniel Lemire alongside an inset image of U Pa Pa Lay, with bold French text emphasizing the human rights issue. Produced as a continental size (6 x 4 in) postcard, it was distributed by the Canadian Francophone section of Amnesty International as part of a campaign advocating freedom of expression in Myanmar.Printed on quality cardstock typical of Amnesty International materials, this postcard blends political activism with collectible appeal. It includes a message on the reverse addressed to General Than Shwe, urging immediate release of U Pa Pa Lay. The card's French text and Amnesty's iconic candle logo add authenticity and historical context. A rare and meaningful item for collectors of political memorabilia, human rights artifacts, or Amnesty International ephemera.

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