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Coalition Against Trafficking in Women - HBO's Cathouse SAVE THE DATE CATW Announces Its 2nd Action In Our Campaign Against HBO's Cathouse On September 23, 2008 CATW will hold a 2nd picket line in front of the corporate offices of HBO located at 1100 6th Avenue at 42nd St. to protest their 'reality series' Cathouse set in a brothel. We will address HBO's ongoing glamorization of prostitution by erasing its harms. HBO continues to distinguish itself as the industry leader in aggressively promoting the acceptance of prostitution which fuels sex trafficking. HBO, with its multiple pro-prostitution programming, is working to normalize the demand for commercial sexual exploitation. Please join CATW on our picket line as we continue to expose the truth about how HBO is eroding human rights by continuing to profit from the world's oldest oppression. When: September 23, 2008 Where: HBO Corporate offices 1100 Sixth Avenue, between 42nd and 43rd Streets Time: 12:30pm-2pm * Please help get the word out by emailing this notice to your contact list. http://www.catwinternational.org/ Tags: Coalition Against Trafficking in Women HBO Cathouse grassroots outreach nonprofit protest documentary

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World Dharma The Art and Activism of a Life Based on Freedom http://www.WorldDharma.com Tags: World Dharma animation art

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Free Aung San Suu Kyi! Aung San Suu Kyi www.USCampaignForBurma.org About Her "Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (pronounced Daw Aung Sawn Sue Chee) is one of the world's most renown freedom fighters and advocates of nonviolence, having served as the figurehead for Burma's struggle for democracy since 1988. Born on June 19th, 1945 to Burma's independence hero, Aung San, Aung San Suu Kyi was educated in Burma, India, and the United Kingdom. Her father was assassinated when she was only two years old. In 1988, while living in London, she returned to Burma to nurse her dying mother, and was plunged into the country's nationwide uprising that had just begun. Joining the newly-forming National League for Democracy political party, Aung San Suu Kyi gave numerous speeches calling for freedom and democracy. The military regime responded to the uprising with brute force, shooting and otherwise killing up to 10,000 demonstrators, students, women, children, and others in a mater of months. Unable to maintain its grip on power, the regime was forced to call for a general election in 1990. Aung San Suu Kyi As Aung San Suu Kyi began to campaign for the NLD, she and many others were detained by the regime. Despite being held under house arrest, the NLD went on to win a staggering 82% of the seats in parliament. The regime never recognized the results. Aung San Suu Kyi has been in and out of arrest ever since. She was held from 1989-1995, and again from 2000-2002. She was again arrested and placed behind bars in May 2003 after the Depayin massacre, during which her envoy was attacked and up to 100 of her supporters were beaten to death by the regime's cronies. She has moved from prison back into house arrest in late 2003 and has been held there ever since. She has won numerous international awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize, Sakharov Prize from the European Parliament, United States Presidential Medal of Freedom, and Jawaharlal Nehru Award from India. She has called on people around the world to join the struggle for freedom in Burma, saying 'Please use your liberty to promote ours.'" Video by Jeffrey Karl Hellman www.JeffreyHellman.com Tags: aung san suu kyi nelson mandela south africa burma free freedom peace myanmar us campaign uscb nonprofit public service announcements grassroots outreach

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Happy Anniversary! With love and appreciation, I send you my warmest praises, for years of dedication for one another. Through thick and thin you have persevered. It shows strength, character and zeal, which is uncommon these days. I am proud to be your son and feel so blessed to be part of the family tree that you planted the seed for. May your relationship blossom like an orchid and shine like the sun. May you always find smiles and times to have fun. There is always tomorrow, but let's celebrate today. With this wish of blessings on your behalf and a very happy anniversary! With love, Jeffrey & Michelle Tags: short film poetry anniversary smiles under the sun

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8.8.08 - Global Burma Day (Remix) Though 8.8.08 has passed us by, we must not digress from our nonviolent protest. It is in that spirit that I made a new version of this video with music that I composed using Soundtrack and an audio clip from Eunice Wong's song, Free Burma. I hope you like it and it inspires you to continue to speak up about Burma. Thank you very much. Jeff Tags: nonprofit burma aung san suu kyi 8.8.08 8888 8808 olympics protest un global day action now remix

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8.8.08 - Global Burma Day August 8th marks the 20th anniversary of Burma's largest national democratic uprising, when millions bravely marched through the streets, and nearly toppled the military regime if they had not been brutally massacred. It is also on the day that China, the #1 supporter of Burma's military junta, will open the Beijing Olympics. Please help us as we join together for a Global Day of Actions for Burma - to honor those who have struggled for freedom in Burma and to demand China end its support for Burma's dictators. Find an 8.8.08 event nearest you at: http://www.USCampaignForBurma.org & http://www.Burma-Network.org Produced by Sophie Lwin with major thanks to the Thelma Young & the US Campaign For Burma Directed & edited by Jeffrey Karl Hellman Music by Eunice Wong Tags: nonprofit burma aung san suu kyi 8.8.08 8888 8808 olympics protest un global day action now china

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Mourning Mist OMA The thing I'll miss the most is her beautiful smile, The way she held me when saying hello, The poetry she wrote The winters in Belleayre The times we all shared The love The love The love Oma had a light that radiated beyond her smile, Beyond her silver hair Beyond her embrace Beyond one poem can describe, She was indescribable, because no one else I know embodies this kind of love, The kind of love that was there for you with a whisper goodnight. With her magic touch that swirled around your ears, Calming your pounding heart into a deep rest, Knowing there was, is, and always will be, an Oma, our Oma, there for us, She always will be Two Birds fly high in the sky now, Two Nestle their bodies in the open sea, The Oma who just left us all, Was welcomed by our dear Poppy, A pair can mean a lot of things, But none are ever as clear, As the couple Jack and Anne, A love so tremendously sincere, They'll fly together into the sky, Chirping to the sun their endless love, Devotion in heaven now, The dreamtime up above, So water may fall with her last heartbeat, And a Mourning Mist may appear, But in the end our Oma was always so sincere. She held strong to the end of time, With which she was surrounded by three, Loving children holding each other up, The educators of Bravery, And twirling swirling dreams will come to us all, In memory of our dear friend, With silver hair and a perfect smile, Our dearest Oma's legacy will never end... With love always, Jeffrey Karl Hellman 3.10.08 Copyright 2008 Tags: Mourning Mist Jeffrey Karl Hellman Water Agua Joe Smellow Oma Poppy Jack Anne Love Memory Poem Poetry short film documen

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Chevron Leave Burma! Dear fellow Burmese and friends of Burma, In New York City, there will be a "Chevron Leave Burma" petition drive on coming Saturday Feb. 23 between 10 AM -- 12 noon at 43rd Street, United Nations' Ralph Bunche Park and Sunday Feb 24 between 1PM-3PM at Queens Mall on Queens Blvd. in Queens. National Council of the Union of Burma (NCUB) has begun requesting Burmese and friends of Burma to help collect petitions to urge the U.S. Senate to pressure Chevron to leave Burma. There are apparently two Burma sanction bills, one in the House of Representatives and one in the Senate. The House bill is ready to pressure Chevron to leave Burma. The Senate bill doesn't mention anything about Chevron or Yadana pipeline that it has invested in Burma. Why not?, we asked. As we all know, the military generals continue to kill our people. We have always asked the world to help. United States has been a true supporter in our cause. But I would say not enough. According to a French expert on Yadana pipeline, which is operated by Total+Chevron+PTTEP+MOGE, the gas sold in 2006 was around $2.5 billion. Yes, everyone....it is $2.5 billion from this Yadana pipeline alone! There is also another pipeline called Yetagon pipeline. We don't yet know how much SPDC is getting from it. However, an article from Watershed, People's Forum on Ecology, says "According to the 30-year gas supply agreement signed in 1995 between MOGE and PTT, Thailand will pay between US$200 (to) 400 million per year to SLORC." Yadana is known to be the largest pipeline in Burma. It is being operated by Total of France with about 31 percent share, Chevron of U.S. with about 28 percent, PTTEP of Thailand with about 25 percent, and SPDC owned Myanmar Oil and Gas Exploration (MOGE) with about 15 percent. Now, we can all calculate and give an estimation of how much the regime SPDC (formerly known as SLORC) has received so far from this gas project. In addition, SPDC gets millions of dollars for signing contracts. At least $15 million per contract and per pipeline and this $ amount could be doubled, I was told. With all the money SPDC gets, no wonder they can purchase MIG-29, China made military trucks and weapons, building factory to produce more weapons, and killing peaceful citizens and respectful monks of Burma. Not to mention other human rights crime committed against our people, such as forced relocation and forced labor. Therefore, we strongly need to urge U.S. Senators to back the House bill to pressure Chevron to leave Burma as soon as possible. The regime in Burma doesn't wait for anyone but rather rapidly creating their own power by killing our people. If we waited I can't imagine what would happen to our people under dictator Gen. Than Shwe and his cronies. We request you....... PLEASE SIGN THE PETITION TODAY!!! If you want to sign the petition please let me know or find out if there is any other coordinator in your area are collecting "Chevron Leave Burma" signatures. We hope everyone can join in for this action. Please urge your family members, friends, and neighbors to sign. No more waiting, sign for Burma!! This is the time to ACT!! Thank you. Respectfully, Moe Chan **************************** There are coordinators in other cities and states. There are more than one coordinator in some states. To find out details information to sign the petition please contact the following persons. If you live in any of the states mentioned below we encourage you to sign the petition. Thank you. California State Ko Ko Lay Pye Nyein 415-203-0541 626-246-2237 kokophoto@yahoo.com pyenyein@yahoo.com Indiana State Maung Maung Soe Kyaw Thet and Mar Mar Oo 260-426-4121 260-424-7678 victorsoe@msn.com shwedone1@yahoo.com Maryland and Virginia Kyaw Htut We 202-352-7682 ncub.washington@ncub.org New York Moe Chan 718-396-1464 oway_student@yahoo.com MUSIC BY JEFFREY HELLMAN CINEMATOGRAPHY BY SASHA STEFANOVA Tags: Chevron leave burma oil myanmar boycott genocide ny public service announcements grassroots outreach federal government

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Burma - A Medical Catastrophe "British aid group Oxfam said Sunday that the death toll could multiply by up to 15 times, or rise to 1.5 million, if people do not get clean water and sanitation soon, which could result in a medical catastrophe." What is the world waiting for? How many more lives will be lost? All that's left for Burma, Is a Myanmar made Holocaust. Tags: burma myanmar grassroots outreach cyclone nargis spdc holocaust public service announcements

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Free Aung San Suu Kyi The speech was remarkable. That day changed me. Let this speech rise. Let Aung San Suu Kyi inspire you... About Daw Aung San Suu Kyi: ( From http://www.USCampaignForBurma.org ) Daw Aung San Suu Kyi (pronounced Daw Aung Sawn Sue Chee) is one of the world's most renown freedom fighters and advocates of nonviolence, having served as the figurehead for Burma's struggle for democracy since 1988. Born on June 19th, 1945 to Burma's independence hero, Aung San, Aung San Suu Kyi was educated in Burma, India, and the United Kingdom. Her father was assassinated when she was only two years old. In 1988, while living in London, she returned to Burma to nurse her dying mother, and was plunged into the country's nationwide uprising that had just begun. Joining the newly-forming National League for Democracy political party, Aung San Suu Kyi gave numerous speeches calling for freedom and democracy. The military regime responded to the uprising with brute force, shooting and otherwise killing up to 10,000 demonstrators â€" student, women, children, and others â€" in a mater of months. Unable to maintain its grip on power, the regime was forced to call for a general election in 1990. As Aung San Suu Kyi began to campaign for the NLD, she and many others were detained by the regime. Despite being held under house arrest, the NLD went on to win a staggering 82% of the seats in parliament. The regime never recognized the results. Aung San Suu Kyi has been in and out of arrest ever since. She was held from 1989-1995, and again from 2000-2002. She was again arrested and placed behind bars in May 2003 after the Depayin massacre, during which up to 100 of her supporters were beaten to death by the regime's cronies. She has moved from prison back into house arrest in late 2003 and has been held there ever since. She has won numerous international awards, including the Nobel Peace Prize, Sakharov Prize from the European Parliament, United States Presidential Medal of Freedom, and Jawaharlal Nehru Award from India. She has called on people around the world to join the struggle for freedom in Burma, saying "Please use your liberty to promote ours." Directed and Produced by: Jeffrey Karl Hellman Shot by Seth Weiner http://www.HONORINGHOME.com Tags: grassroots outreach Free Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Martin luther king jr alexander nonprofit mlk dream myanmar ***

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EMERGENCY BURMA PROTEST AT UN TODAY, 4:30-6PM! EMERGENCY BURMA PROTEST AT UN TODAY, 4:30-6PM! EMERGENCY PROTEST AT UNITED NATIONS: SEND BAN KI-MOON TO BURMA! 4:30-6PM TUESDAY, MARCH 18 2008 Contact info@8808forburma.org , 917.488.0302 Please distribute widely! We've just gotten word that UN Special Envoy Ibrahim Gambari will brief the UN Security Council today, following his third FAILED trip to Burma in 6 months. Join Burma advocates to call on UN Secretary General Ban Ki-Moon to go to Burma to secure the release of Burma's 1800 political prisoners and a complete ceasefire in eastern Burma! The UN is recalculating their stance on Burma, now that they've been repeatedly snubbed by Burma's generals. The burden is on us, the citizens of the world, to get the UN to take a stronger stance now that their policies of "dialog and accommodation" have clearly failed. Join us! Bring signs, musical instruments, your friends - everything you've got! We're going to make a great noise for the people of Burma! United Nations Building 42nd street & 1st Avenue New York, NY Tags: Message for Honorable Secretary-General Ban-Ki-moon UN International Campaign Freedom of Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma reg

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"Never give up," givetoburma.org What is http://www.Givetoburma.org? For donations over $300, please consider using a bank transfer. Contact info@givetoburma.org for details. With the current protests inside Burma (see BBC website http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/7010202.stm ), we have established a small committee - Youth Solidarity of Burma - to do fund raising for the brave monks and others inside Burma. We started our committee with 7000 baht (US$ 220) on 25 September 2007. Our main aim is to support basic needs for the brave protesters such as food, drinking water, medicine and robes, meanwhile letting them know that we are with them. We need money for these very basic needs. We would appreciate it if you contribute some money to support these protesters. We will send all of the money to people inside Burma and will keep updating the amount that we get. Thank you very much! info@givetoburma.org Honors for This Video: #96 - Top Rated (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #89 - Top Favorites (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #88 - Top Rated (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism Tags: burma myanmar peace monks give water love public service announcements grassroots outreach nonprofit regional governmen

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Humanity Cries for Burma Burma video question from Jeffrey Hellman from Bedford, New York, United States. Praying for universal peace. We have one question. What will you do to help out Burma? Thank you very much! Tags: grassroots outreach political commercial news commentary analysis gotcha! burma myanmar aung san suu kyi freedom crimes

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Burma Awareness Day Vigil Proclamation Burma Awareness Day October 24th, 2007 "WHEREAS: In response to the long-standing discontent with the repressive military regime, the people of Burma have organized to protest against the government, and; WHEREAS: The government has levied an increase in fuel prices causing a rise in the cost of public transportation, which is utilized by most citizens, and; WHEREAS: Demonstrators are asking the government to drop the price of fuel in order to lessen the economic burden, apologize for the mistreatment of monks during demonstrations and to release all political prisoners, and; WHEREAS: It is imperative that an open and honest dialogue begin between current junta leader Than Shwe and exiled elected leader Aung San Suu Kyi in order to bring about positive change, and; WHEREAS: We ask the brutality towards the citizens of Burma cease and for a free and democratic Burma to emerge, and; NOW, THEREFORE I, MATTHEW T. RYAN, Mayor of the City of Binghamton do hereby proclaim October 24, 2007, to be Burma Awareness Day In the City of Binghamton and I encourage residents to join me in applauding the Collegiate Association for the Research of Principles (CARP) in their efforts to educate both the campus community and larger community on the struggles for democracy in Burma." Mayor Matthew T. Ryan City of Binghamton, New York Restoring The Pride Video by Jeffrey Hellman, Sasha Stefanova, Prism Heart Productions, and The International Campaign for Freedom of Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma. Honors for This Video: #64 - Most Viewed (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #61 - Top Rated (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #49 - Most Discussed (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #24 - Top Favorites (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism Day 2 Honors for This Video: #44 - Most Viewed (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #65 - Top Rated (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #48 - Most Discussed (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #24 - Top Favorites (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism #53 - Most Linked (Today) - Nonprofits & Activism Thank you very much for your support for peace and for Burma! www.icfab.org www.uscampaignforburma.org Tags: burma awareness day binghamton new york mayor Dalai Lama aung san suu kyi monks protest peace vigil icfab Myanmar carp

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Solidarity Peace Walk for Freedom of Burma www.icfab.org Tags: PEACE WALK BURMA AUNG SAN SUU KYI UN icfab uscb monestary MYANMAR JUNTA BURMESE EMBASY STOP killing CREATE EDUCATE monk

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Honoring Home "How far would you walk to protect the freedom of others? How many days would you go without food in the name of democracy? What would you be willing to sacrifice? For Han Lin, the answers to those questions are simple: '"As far as I must walk. As long as it takes. Everything -- even my own life."' A documentary about the incredible journey of Burmese Freedom Fighter, Han Lin & the International Campaign for Freedom of Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma. Prepare yourself and take a deep breath, because this humble man will indeed inspire you... Tags: grassroots outreach nonprofit public service announcements federal government

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18 Years of Oppression http://www.justgiving.com/prospectburma/donate aung san suu kyi electronic music techno beat "Three More Insein Prisoners Stage a Hunger Strike over Conditions" By Saw Yan Naing December 13, 2007 http://www.irrawaddy.org/article.php?art_id=9590 "Three more political prisoners have gone on a hunger strike in Insein Prison while Htin Kyaw, a prominent activist, continues his hunger strike in protest of human rights abuses in the prison, according to sources. Htin Kyaw was arrested by Burmese authorities in August following his protests against the increase in fuel prices. He was prosecuted under Article 505—the instigation or destruction of stability or government. Two university students, Nay Lin and Zin Lin Aung, and a human rights activist, Myo Thant, have joined Htin Kyaw, who is in the third week of his hunger strike, sources in Rangoon said. The detainees are staging the hunger strikes because of the prison's inhumane conditions, such as the lack of sufficient food, medicine, medical treatment and the use of torture, the source said. Soe Htun, an 88 Generation Student in Rangoon, told The Irrawaddy on Thursday from his hiding place that Nay Lin and Zin Lin Aung started their hunger protests on December 7. Myo Thant began his hunger strike on December 10. Soe Htun said he is worried about the detainees' health since medical care in the prison is inadequate, and the International Committee of the Red Cross is not allowed to enter the prison or help the prisoners. Nay Lin, Zin Lin Aung and Myo Thant were arrested by authorities for their activities in support of the September protests in Rangoon. Sources said their health is poor, and Myo Thant and Zin Lin Aung were sent to the prison's hospital. Pyone Pyone Aye, who visited the prison to see her husband, Thet Oo, said his health condition is not good, and she takes him medicine because there is insufficient medicine in the prison. A political prisoner, Thet Oo has been detained for 11 years. He was sentenced to 26 years imprisonment. Pyone Pyone Aye said she met with political prisoner Han Win Aung, who contracted tuberculosis in the prison and was hospitalized once in November. He is serving a seven-year sentence. "His health is bad," she said. "He looks thin and weak. He often vomits, which contains blood. He didn't receive good treatment. He should be released and have tests with a doctor." The UN special rapporteur on human rights, Paulo Sergio Pinheiro, recently published a report on the September crackdown. The report concluded that up to 4,000 people were arrested, compared to the official count of 2,927 and between 500 and 1,000 people were "still detained at the time of writing," including 106 women, of whom six were nuns." Tags: aung san suu kyi music techno beat electronic soul world hip-hop rap blues grassroots outreach nonprofit public service

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aaaaaaah The products you sell the money you make goes for child soldiers, even ten year olds, they take. You can make all your money, but you will soon be alone, so take this advice from Honoring Home. Peace for all people, http://www.petitiononline.com/53ar2007/petition.html "The Burma Campaign 'Dirty List' In response to calls from Burma's democracy movement, the Burma Campaign UK and other campaign groups around the world have been pressuring companies to sever business ties with Burma. Please contact one or more of the companies on the Dirty List and ask them to cut their ties with Burma's military government. If appropriate, tell them you will not purchase their products as long as they continue to support the regime in Burma. Letters written in your own words are most effective. If you don't have much time, don't worry - just one or two paragraphs will do. Please be polite! We would be grateful if you could send us a copy of any responses you receive. http://www.burmacampaign.org.uk/dirty_list/dirty_list_detail s.html Chevron Since its 2005 takeover of Unocal, US oil giant Chevron has been one of the joint venture partners developing the Yadana offshore gas field in Burma, which earns the military regime millions of dollars. Chevron also owns Texaco. David J. O'Reilly Chairman and CEO Chevron 6001 Bollinger Canyon Rd. San Ramon CA 94583 USA Email: comment@chevron.com" MUSIC MIXED WITH JIA, APATHIA, 44, AND JEFF044: Aunt Ange Dancing With The Dead Apathia www.AuntAnge.com Tags: Burma Campaign Dirty List boycott olympics companies myanmar gas killes murder death starvation plague than shwe blood a

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THAN SHWE This is what General Than Shwe is hiding... Tags: killer than shwe poker face hiding killed monk

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PEACE-WALK FOR FREEDOM OF BURMA INTERNATIONAL CAMPAIGN for FREEDOM of AUNG SAN SUU KYI and BURMA www.ICFAB.org Press release Oct 11, 2007 Long March and Hunger Strike Peace Pagoda, Grafton, NY to UN Headquarters, NYC The current human rights situation in Burma is ghastly, with the brutal Burmese regime (SPDC) slaughtering and incarcerating peaceful Buddhist monks, nuns, and civilians as they peacefully demonstrated for peace and freedom. In solidarity with our brothers and sisters in Burma, we Burmese in exile, along with our allies from around the world, are launching a walk for the peace and freedom of Burma. Along with members of the International Peace Walkers and the Japanese Buddhist nun Jun Yasuda, we will start walking from the Peace Pagoda in Grafton, near Albany, New York, on Saturday, October 13, 2007, and arrive on October 24 at the headquarters of the United Nations in New York City. Then we will stage a hunger strike in front of the United Nations and the Chinese Embassy, on alternating days, to call world attention to the desperate need in our homeland for peace, justice, and freedom—none of which will ever come to be as long as the SPDC regime is in power. By committing the crimes of killing, torturing, and arresting Buddhist monks, the regime insults the entire Śāsana (the teachings of Buddha) and all the people of Burma. The recent crackdown in Pakokku city was abominable, beyond understanding in a country that follows Buddha's doctrine. Soldiers raided and attacked Buddhist temples at dark of night, arrested and tortured peaceful Buddhist monks by capturing them with a noose and tying them to a pole in public. Others were killed, their corpses dumped in the jungle. SPDC is a criminal regime. The world has now witnessed it treating civilians, monks, students, members of the NLD party—which won a landslide victory in the elections of May 1990 but has never been permitted to take its rightful place—and members of other opposition parties abominably. The soil of Burma is scarlet with the blood of monks, students, and ordinary people. The people of Burma have suffered for decades the cruelty of this regime, and the world has stood by, wringing its hands. The time for inaction is long past! We are launching this walk urging the UN's immediate intervention. The following are our demands. 1. Immediate effective intervention by the United Nations to stop the atrocities against the Burmese people, using UN peacekeeping forces if necessary. 2. Immediate release of all Buddhist monks, Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, student leaders, and all political prisoners. 3. The institution of a process that will transition the country to democracy, monitored by a UN-appointed international committee. We invite everyone to join our walk for peace and freedom of Burma, whether for an hour, a day, a week, or the entire time. International Campaign for Freedom of Aung San Suu Kyi and Burma Contact persons: Maung Maung Tate 260 804 1351; mgtatemld@yahoo.com Han Lin 607 351 6222; hlinburma@gmail.com Media: Tayza Yeelin 607 342 1874; tyeelin22@gmail.com Aung Kyaw Zan 260 804 3273; peakpittsakzan@yahoo.com Aung Kyi Oo kao2@cornell.edu Saw Ngo saw_ngo@yahoo.com Tags: PEACE WALK BURMA AUNG SAN SUU KYI UN icfab uscb monestary MYANMAR JUNTA BURMESE EMBASY STOP killing CREATE EDUCATE monks

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