Photos of rallies in Sweden, France and Thailand. See more in 'Multimedia.' Source: http://soneseayar.blogspot.com
Highlights
Myanmar bans outbound package tour Xinhua Online
UN Council response expected today The Peninsula
Security Council to discuss action on Myanmar (AFP)
Myanmar junta gives food, cash to Buddhist monks ABS-CBNNEWS.COM
Myanmar to suffer for mistreating monks Dawn
Myanmar Junta Renews Pressure on Monks The New York Times
Inside Burma
IMNA: Burma to continue with road map ignoring world pressure: Junta
Narinjara: Body Found on East Bank of Naff River
Narinjara: Burmese Junta to Hold Rally in Sittwe
Irrawaddy: Suu Kyi Wants “Proper Dialogue”
Irrawaddy: Prison Terms for Witnesses to Attack on NLD Official
Irrawaddy: Witnesses Say September 27 Was the Worst
Irrawaddy: Burma Media Claims Monks Possessed Weapons, Pornography
New Light of Myanmar: 523 detainees involved in protests released 1,215 have been released up to date
New Light of Myanmar: 398 monks sent back to respective monasteries
New Light of Myanmar: According to the principles adopted by the National Convention, a constitution with basic democratic rights for the people will emerge
Myanmar suggests Suu Kyi release a long way off Khaleej Times 10:10
In the News
Irrawaddy: The Drama behind the Decision to Use Deadly Force
Irrawaddy: Junta Crushed 'Saffron Revolt,' but What Next?
Irrawaddy: Security Council to Discuss Burma on Monday
Irrawaddy: Britain Wants New EU Sanctions against Burma
Irrawaddy: Singapore Opposition Party Members Arrested for Burma Protest
Irrawaddy: Hundreds Bid Farewell to Japanese Journalist Killed in Burma
India gives clean chit to military Junta in Myanmar IRNA 13:18
Journalist slain in Myanmar mourned iafrica.com 13:09
JAPAN: Planned Aid Cuts Won't Trouble Burma's Junta Inter Press Service News Agency 06:36
Move over, blood diamonds Guerrilla News Network 00:44
'Rubies are red with the blood of Burma's young' Scotsman.com 00:36
The Nation: No action on Burma: UN Security Council
Forget Reforming Burma While the Junta Rules - NYSun
Multimedia
*Photos of peace rally in Chiang Mai, Thailand ... Download ...
*Photos of solidarity protests in Canada, USA, England, Taiwan, Australia and Thailand ... Download ... Source: http://niknayman.blogspot.com
*Images: Welly Turns Out In a Riot of Red for Burma Scoop 05:54
*Photos of demonstration at the Burma-Thailand border ... Download ...
Regional/International Responses
Irrawaddy: Malaysia Urges Regime to Meet Suu Kyi Unconditionally
Academics, business and political leaders at Forum 2000 call for democracy in Myanmar International Herald Tribune
Jim Carey Urges UN To Ban Arms To Myanmar The Post Chronicle
Thai PM urges Myanmar to stop violence against monks Mass Communication Organization of Thailand
Germany condemns arrests of Myanmar democracy protesters Monsters and Critics
Evangelical Fellowship of Asia condemns brutal attacks in Burma Inspire Magazine
Indian activists urge Myanmar to stop violence toward protestors Mathaba.Net
Solidarity Protests
Hundreds protest outside Myanmar embassy in Bangkok Borneo Bulletin
Italians organise march for peace Gulf Times 06:56
Rally in Australia - See Details ...
Opinions/Other
SHAN: Summary of the darkest and most terrifying Period in the History of Burma; the Military Regimes of Burma; 1962- 2007+?
SHAN: The Regime’s Crimes Against The Shan
Narinjara: SPDC's Burma: A Nation of Terror
Irrawaddy: Burma’s Diplomatic Offensive [Commentary]
Irrawaddy: Economic Sanctions: Why Do They Matter? [Commentary]
Peace in Burma may be just imaginary -- Czech ex-president Havel Czech Happenings
Untold story: how Burma brutalised its monks The Melbourne Age
Revolts of the Righteous The Korea Times
Burma's Saffron Revolution: Goodbye, Generals Scoop
Myanmar's cry for help falls on our deaf ears Jakarta Post
India Shamed Into Revising Stand on Junta Transnational Institute
More Than Just a Fighting Force, Myanmar’s Military Is the Nation’s Driving Force The New York Times
The Nation: Burma needs to feel the heat from all sides - Opinion
Statements/Press Releases
Statement of support for Burma demonstration The Green Party
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