Stories about Myanmar (Burma) from October, 2007
India: Government and Burma
Kafila on what the Indian Government should do about the protests in Burma, with particular focus on cutting military support to the Myanmar Junta.
Nepal: Supporting monks in Burma
United We Blog! has photographs of Nepali monks voicing support for the monks in Burma.
Myanmar: View from Inside
Burma Underground has a post from a person inside Myanmar describing the happenings after the internet block.
Myanmar: Comment on Video Footage
Yangon Thu comments on a video footage broadcast earlier today by CNN showing the violence used in crushing the protests in Myanmar.
India, Burma: Notes on a gathering
Sacred Media Cow on a gathering in India in support of the pro-democracy protests in Burma.
Myanmar: List of Detainees and Letter From A 88 Generation Worker
Blogger Niknayman has a list of names and affiliations of over 300 monks and civilians who have been arrested by the Myanmar Military Regime. Many are from the National League of Democracy, the party led by Aung San Suu Kyi. Newspapers across Asia are putting the number of detained people...
Myanmar: More International Support
Yangon Thu links to sites that have pictures and news of international support for the protests in Myanmar. The blogger also requests readers to write to International Committee of the Red Cross to aid the monks who are on hunger strike in Yangon.
Myanmar: Soldiers Trying to Reduce Monk's Influence
The Democratic Voice of Burma (DVB), a non-profit news organization and one of the few places where the news from Myanmar still trickling in has posted a report in Burmese on soldiers trying to get the monks to give up their religious life. Yangon Thu translates the report.
Myanmar: International Bloggers Day For Burma
International bloggers are coming together to mark October 4th as the international bloggers day for Burma.
East Asia: China's Responsibility In Burma Repression
Franklen K S Choi from inmediahk.net quoted reports about China government's various military and economic investment in Burma for arguing that China has moral responsibility for the repression in Burma. He urged people from Hong Kong to give pressure to China government by demonstration and signature campaign (zh).
Myanmar: Yangon Before the Protests
Bangkok Dazed posts pictures of Yangon from two weeks ago. “I keep thinking about Yangon as if was just two weeks ago when I was there: so pleasant, so peaceful, so friendly … so normal. What the hell has happened?”
Myanmar: Freedom From Fear
Myanmar blogger May asks Why is the world Watching us?