Global Day of Action for a Free Burma
'Global Day of Action for a Free
Burma'

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As part of the global day of action we will be holding a peace vigil to keep the world's attention on the plight of the Burmese people and Buddhist monks.
Events are taking place in every major city in the world at 12noon on Saturday 6th October, as part of the 'Global day of action for Burma'.
In Wellington, members of the Burmese community in New Zealand, many concerned individuals and organisations such as Amnesty International and NZ Council of Trade Unions have come together to support this event.
*Place:* Civic Square, Wellington, NZ *Day:* Saturday 6th October * Time*: 12noon - 2pm *You can also join an 11.30am procession leaving the top of Cuba Mall (at Ghuznee Street) for Civic Square.*
*Activities at the event: * - Speakers from the Burmese community, Members of Parliament; Ced Simpson, Amnesty International and
Ross Wilson , CTU
- Music & chanting in support of the
monks.
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- -Wear red to symbolise the colour of the
monks' robes. Red armbands available -- to tie onto yourself
or to the nearest tree.
This will be a multi-denominational event that is showing support for the people of Burma and the thousands of Buddhist monks who have been bravely holding peaceful protests.
It's happening rain or shine, so bring a red raincoat!
*More Information* Facebook group: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=24957770200_
Jim Carrey's video message for Aung San Suu Kyi: _http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwgwkMc__Es_
Amnesty International media releases, video and campaign actions: _www.amnesty.org.nz_
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