Burma remove 2,082 from blacklist

Burma’s government has removed 2,082 names from its notorious blacklist, opening travelling privileges to roughly a third of the people officially barred from entering or leaving the country, an official said today.

Burma’s government has removed 2,082 names from its notorious blacklist, opening travelling privileges to roughly a third of the people officially barred from entering or leaving the country, an official said today.

The move is the latest sign of change as President Thein Sein’s government implements reforms after decades of harsh military rule.

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