What does SLORC stand for?

State Law and Order Restoration Council

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00 Paperback JQ751 In this extended version of The State in Burma (1987), Taylor (Institute of South East Asian Studies, Singapore) updates his discussion in light of recent research and adds material on developments since publication, particularly the widespread pro-democracy demonstrations of 1988 and the subsequent coup d'etat by General Saw Maung and formation of the State Law and Order Restoration Council.

The state in Myanmar, rev.ed

The new regime, calling itself the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC), officially allowed the creation of opposition parties and moved to create a market economy.

In shadow of Olympics, Myanmar mourns failed '88 uprising

1988 Armed forces under General Saw Maung seize power and form the State Law And Order Restoration Council (SLORC).

Burma's brutal, turbulent history

THE MODERN STRATEGIC ENVIRONMENT The creation of the State Law and Order Restoration Council in 1988 and its subsequent introduction of a range of new policies broadly coincided with dramatic shifts in the global strategic environment.

Burma and superpower Rivalries in the Asia-Pacific

Amnesty International documented at least twenty cases of deaths in custody since the State Law and Order Restoration Council, SLORC (the Burmese government) came to power in 1988.

SURVIVING CUSTODY

Almost all ethnic minorities in Burma are on the run from Burma's military junta, the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC), which used to be known as the State Law and Order Restoration Council (SLORC).

No place to go: Burmese refugees can't find a home

The ruling State Law and Order Restoration Council has become an international pariah since it rejected the outcome of 1990 free elections and refused to hand over power to the victorious political party headed by Nobel laureate Aung San Suu Kyi.

BURMESE OFFICIAL SAYS SANCTIONS HAVE NOT HURT DEVELOPMENT

A group of generals calling themselves the State Law and Order Restoration Council took control in 1988.

Street protest Briton held by terror regime