Tuesday, April 11, 2006
UPCOMING PROTESTS
Past Events in RED
Tuesday 18th April 2006
Protest against Shwe Gas Project- Shwe Gas is a new gas exploration project in Burma that could earn theregime billions of dollars. April 18th is an international day of action against the project, with protests taking place all over the world.In the UK the protest will be at the offices of Daewoo International, the South Korean company that is the main investor in the project.
Time: 12:30-14:30
Place: Daewoo International, 10th Floor Cl Tower, St. George's Square, High Street New Malden, Surrey KT3 4HH.
Nearest Station: New Malden.
http://www.shwe.org/
Tuesday 2nd May 2006
Amnesty International Protest- Baroness Cox and other MPs will meet members of Amnesty International in Berkeley Square,before proceeding to the Burmese embassy to present the ambassador with petitions for the release of several Prisoners of Conscience. Please come. Exercise your right to free speech and peaceful assembly. Support us "roadside hooligans", as Burmese military regime have called us.
Time: 14:00
Place: Berkely Sqaure (London)
Nearest Station: Bond Street (underground)
kalimbwa2@yahoo.co.uk
www.bdmauk.org
Friday 12th May 2006
International Day of Action Against Total- stand up and be counted!! Tell Total that you are sick of their human rights abuses in Burma and that you want them out now!
Time: 12:30-13:30
Place: Total Oil HQ, 33 Cavendish Square, London W1G OPW.
Nearest station: Oxford Circus (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Tuesday 16th May 2006
Stop the Genocide-UN SECURITY COUNCIL MUST ACT TO STOP ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS IN EASTERN BURMA Over the past week more than 11,000 people in Karen State have been forced to flee their villages, and the number is rising every day in the the worst offensive by Burma’s junta since 1997. According to the Thai authorities, almost 2,000 have fled to the Thai border where they are living under plastic sheets in a temporary camp. But thousands more are being hunted in the jungle, without basic food, medicine or shelter. As the Burma Army seeks out ethnic armed resistance groups in the areas East of the new Burmese capital, Pyinmana, they have been pushing innocent villagers into forced relocation camps, turning villages into 'free-fire' zones, kidnapping people for forced labour, burning and stealing food stocks, shooting and killing indiscriminately, raping, torturing, and laying landmines.We cannot allow this to continue. It is time for the UN Security Council to take action to stop these attacks.There will be a global day of action on May 16th to stop the violence in eastern Burma and demand UN Security Council action.In the UK we will be holding a demonstration outside the Burmese Embassy
Time: 12.30-14.00
Place: Burmese Embassy 19A Charles StreetBerkeley SquareLondon W1J 5DX
Nearest station: Green Park (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Monday 19th June 2006
Aung San Suu Kyi's 61st Birthday- Aung San Suu Kyi will spend yet another birthday underarrest. Last year protests and events around her birthday helped raise herprofile and keep her safe. The publicity also pushed Burma up the politicalagenda, resulting in the first ever debate on Burma at the UN SecurityCouncil. This year we need to repeat the successful 60th bi
rthday campaign.One of the main actions will be protests at Burmese Embassies or government Foreign Ministries around the world. PUT THIS IN YOUR DIARY NOW! We will be joined by celebrities and politicians who will be handing in a letter to the embassy demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners in Burma.
Time: 12:30-14:00
Place: Burmese Embassy 19a Charles St, London
Nearest Station: Green Park (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Tuesday 8th August 2006
18th Anniversary of the 8/8/88 massacre-the bloddiest day in Burmese history. On this day the Burmese regime massacred thousands of unarmed students, monks and workers who protested for democracy (see here for more information).
Programme:
11:30 Rendevous Berkley Sqaure (nearest tube station: Berkley Sqaure)
12:30 March to Burmese Embassy (19a Charles Street –nearest tube station: Green Park)
12:40-13:30 Protest/Commemoration at Burmese Embassy
13:30-14:30 Public Rally in Green Park
For further information e-mail info@bdmauk.org or bdma@bdmauk.org
Visit www.bdmauk.org
Please show your solidarity with those who died in the name of democracy and human rights on 8/8/88 and those who continue to suffer under the opression in Burma.
(totalitarian-oil.blogspot.com is not formally attached to any other group)
Tuesday 18th April 2006
Protest against Shwe Gas Project- Shwe Gas is a new gas exploration project in Burma that could earn theregime billions of dollars. April 18th is an international day of action against the project, with protests taking place all over the world.In the UK the protest will be at the offices of Daewoo International, the South Korean company that is the main investor in the project.
Time: 12:30-14:30
Place: Daewoo International, 10th Floor Cl Tower, St. George's Square, High Street New Malden, Surrey KT3 4HH.
Nearest Station: New Malden.
http://www.shwe.org/
Tuesday 2nd May 2006
Amnesty International Protest- Baroness Cox and other MPs will meet members of Amnesty International in Berkeley Square,before proceeding to the Burmese embassy to present the ambassador with petitions for the release of several Prisoners of Conscience. Please come. Exercise your right to free speech and peaceful assembly. Support us "roadside hooligans", as Burmese military regime have called us.
Time: 14:00
Place: Berkely Sqaure (London)
Nearest Station: Bond Street (underground)
kalimbwa2@yahoo.co.uk
www.bdmauk.org
Friday 12th May 2006
International Day of Action Against Total- stand up and be counted!! Tell Total that you are sick of their human rights abuses in Burma and that you want them out now!
Time: 12:30-13:30
Place: Total Oil HQ, 33 Cavendish Square, London W1G OPW.
Nearest station: Oxford Circus (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Tuesday 16th May 2006
Stop the Genocide-UN SECURITY COUNCIL MUST ACT TO STOP ATTACKS ON CIVILIANS IN EASTERN BURMA Over the past week more than 11,000 people in Karen State have been forced to flee their villages, and the number is rising every day in the the worst offensive by Burma’s junta since 1997. According to the Thai authorities, almost 2,000 have fled to the Thai border where they are living under plastic sheets in a temporary camp. But thousands more are being hunted in the jungle, without basic food, medicine or shelter. As the Burma Army seeks out ethnic armed resistance groups in the areas East of the new Burmese capital, Pyinmana, they have been pushing innocent villagers into forced relocation camps, turning villages into 'free-fire' zones, kidnapping people for forced labour, burning and stealing food stocks, shooting and killing indiscriminately, raping, torturing, and laying landmines.We cannot allow this to continue. It is time for the UN Security Council to take action to stop these attacks.There will be a global day of action on May 16th to stop the violence in eastern Burma and demand UN Security Council action.In the UK we will be holding a demonstration outside the Burmese Embassy
Time: 12.30-14.00
Place: Burmese Embassy 19A Charles StreetBerkeley SquareLondon W1J 5DX
Nearest station: Green Park (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Friday 26h May 2006
16th Anniversary of 1990 General Elections Victory by N.L.D- It’s been 16 years that The National League for Democracy - NLD won a landslide victory with 82 percent of support from the people allowing the party 392 of 485 seats in the parliament. In the multiparty general elections held on May 27, 1990, the people of Burma voted for the representatives of the National League for Democracy (NLD) and other democratic parties. However, the elections result has been ignored by military regime since 1990.Therefore we are staging a demonstration outside Burmese Embassy to mark 16th Anniversary of 1990 Elections Victory.
Time: 14:00
Place: Burmese Embassy 19a Charles St, London
Nearest Station: Green Park (underground)
www.bdmauk.org
Monday 19th June 2006
Aung San Suu Kyi's 61st Birthday- Aung San Suu Kyi will spend yet another birthday underarrest. Last year protests and events around her birthday helped raise herprofile and keep her safe. The publicity also pushed Burma up the politicalagenda, resulting in the first ever debate on Burma at the UN SecurityCouncil. This year we need to repeat the successful 60th bi
rthday campaign.One of the main actions will be protests at Burmese Embassies or government Foreign Ministries around the world. PUT THIS IN YOUR DIARY NOW! We will be joined by celebrities and politicians who will be handing in a letter to the embassy demanding the release of Aung San Suu Kyi and all political prisoners in Burma.Time: 12:30-14:00
Place: Burmese Embassy 19a Charles St, London
Nearest Station: Green Park (underground)
www.burmacampaign.org.uk
Tuesday 8th August 2006
18th Anniversary of the 8/8/88 massacre-the bloddiest day in Burmese history. On this day the Burmese regime massacred thousands of unarmed students, monks and workers who protested for democracy (see here for more information).
Programme:
11:30 Rendevous Berkley Sqaure (nearest tube station: Berkley Sqaure)
12:30 March to Burmese Embassy (19a Charles Street –nearest tube station: Green Park)
12:40-13:30 Protest/Commemoration at Burmese Embassy
13:30-14:30 Public Rally in Green Park
For further information e-mail info@bdmauk.org or bdma@bdmauk.org
Visit www.bdmauk.org
Please show your solidarity with those who died in the name of democracy and human rights on 8/8/88 and those who continue to suffer under the opression in Burma.
(totalitarian-oil.blogspot.com is not formally attached to any other group)
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