Burma approves peaceful-protest law

Burma’s president has approved a new law allowing citizens to request permission to stage peaceful protests for the first time.

Burma’s president has approved a new law allowing citizens to request permission to stage peaceful protests for the first time.

Demonstrations of any kind were previously banned in the traditionally repressive nation, where authorities have cracked down hard on anti-government protests.

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