Outraged by the brutal crackdowns and killings of monks and innocents, join/help organize the Peace for Burma Protest, March and Prayer Vigil on
Friday, October 5 from 2 pm to 6 pm in San Francisco:
Monasteries were raided, vandalized, many monks were beaten and taken. Many people are still taking to the streets, but beaten, shot and killed. We are organizing a large event next week that involves protest, march and prayer vigil. All are welcome to join in. To get involved call Nyunt Than 510 220 1323, or Brandon Erickson 559 974 1025
Peace for Burma Protest, March and Prayer Vigil
Date: Friday October 5, 2007; 2 pm - 6 pm
2:00 : 4:00 - Protest/Rally/mediation at Chinese consulate, 1450 Leguna Street
4:00 - 4:30 - March to United Nations Plaza Market Street Between 7th & 8th
4:30 - 6:00 - Prayer Service at United Nations Plaza
Yesterday's NY Times featured the picture of Japanese photographer Kenji Nagai being killed by SPDC soldiers firing automatic weapons into a peaceful crowd. Three out of five daily editions this week featured a picture from Burma on the front page.
Help us maintain international pressure on the Burmese junta, see you Friday!
Download Flyer [134kb PDF]
Friday, October 5 from 2 pm to 6 pm in San Francisco:
Monasteries were raided, vandalized, many monks were beaten and taken. Many people are still taking to the streets, but beaten, shot and killed. We are organizing a large event next week that involves protest, march and prayer vigil. All are welcome to join in. To get involved call Nyunt Than 510 220 1323, or Brandon Erickson 559 974 1025
Peace for Burma Protest, March and Prayer Vigil
Date: Friday October 5, 2007; 2 pm - 6 pm
2:00 : 4:00 - Protest/Rally/mediation at Chinese consulate, 1450 Leguna Street
4:00 - 4:30 - March to United Nations Plaza Market Street Between 7th & 8th
4:30 - 6:00 - Prayer Service at United Nations Plaza
Yesterday's NY Times featured the picture of Japanese photographer Kenji Nagai being killed by SPDC soldiers firing automatic weapons into a peaceful crowd. Three out of five daily editions this week featured a picture from Burma on the front page.
Help us maintain international pressure on the Burmese junta, see you Friday!
Download Flyer [134kb PDF]
1 comment:
hey there! awesome to see what you're doing for burma up north. (hailing from down south, LA) this is terribly awkward, posting a comment, but do you guys have an email address that i can contact you at?
sincerely,
jennifer
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