IN SUPPORT OF OUR BRAVE FRIENDS IN BURMA: MAY ALL PEOPLE AROUND THE WORLD WEAR A RED SHIRT ON FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 28.
Host : Everybody
Type :Protest
Date : Friday, 28 September 2007
Time : 7am - 12pm
Location : World
City/Town : all
ttp://news. bbc.co.uk/ 1/hi/world/ asia-pacific/ 7013638.stm
Monks' shaved heads stained with blood could be seen at the Shwedagon Pagoda where police charged against protesters demanding the end of military rule...
Let's see how sweet her smile is. How wonderful a Burmese smile is!!!! We want to see more of their smiles, their happy faces, NOT their tears, their fear nor their grief!!!! We want freedom and world peace.
At Merlion, Singapore (2004)
In Putra Jaya, Malaysia (2004)
In Malacca, Malaysia (2004)
P.S. I wish my Burmese friend, Ei Ei, is fine. I e-mailed her, hoping to get her reply telling me that she is safe and sound...
Let's see how sweet her smile is. How wonderful a Burmese smile is!!!! We want to see more of their smiles, their happy faces, NOT their tears, their fear nor their grief!!!! We want freedom and world peace.
At Merlion, Singapore (2004)
In Putra Jaya, Malaysia (2004)
In Malacca, Malaysia (2004)
In NewWater Company, Singapore (2004)
6 interesting comments:
Really sad to see the monks get beaten in Burma.
I will wear red shirt tomorrow na! i feel so sad to hear this news as well. :-(
i will do it . hope your friend is safe.
I am doing it now, so sad to see.
From Phuket Mermaids in Thailand all the company and the sales representatives in evry shop WE WILL BE IN RED to show our disagreement with what's been going on in Burma for far too long.
Although I did not wear a Red shirt today, my heart is with the Burmese people, what they had been through in 1988, and what they are going through right now.
I feel very sad and somewhat happy, sad because innocent people and especially monks have been killed and somewhat happy because democracy will prevail like its neighbor, Indonesia.
I think when someone sends troops to kill his people let alone monks, he is not a leader; because a good leader does not feel threatened when his people are trying to feel better.
Thank you Ms. K for your care of your friend in Burma
VF
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