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Burma is ruled by one of the most brutal dictatorships in the world. It ruthlessly persecutes, imprisons and tortures human rights and democracy activists. Thousands of men, women and children are used as slave labour.

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FREE BURMA WE ARE BUDDHIST,TOO
Poetry reading for FREE BURMA,FREE Aung San Suu Kyi.
2008.4.19 EARTH DAY TOKYO

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"Poetry-reading against the military regime of Myanmar"
by Seiko Ito

Don't threaten the unresisting priests.
Don't strike the unresisting priests.
Don't imprison the unresisting priests.
Don't kill the unresisting priests.
They are out of the Power,
And living in conformity with the law that is totally different from the Power.

To threaten and strike them, To imprison and kill them,
Those are totally lack of understanding and totally violence
to "the people who live in conformity to the different law".
And thus, destroying Others.

And we are Others, too.

Don't threaten the unresisting us.
Don't strike the unresisting us.
Don't imprison the unresisting us.
Don't kill the unresisting us.
We are out of the Power,
and always have right to live in conformity to the different law.

To threaten and strike us, To imprison and kill us.
Those are totally lack of understanding and totally violence
to "the people who own free will".
And thus, destroying Others.

Don't destroy Others.
Don't destroy them, and us.

Don't threaten.
Don't strike.
Don't imprison.
Don't kill.

The military regime of Myanmar!
The goverment of China!

Free Aung San Suu Kyi.
Free Aung San Suu Kyi.

Free Dalai Lama.
Free Dalai Lama.

We are them, too.
They are us, too.

Don't refuse a conversation.
Because, conversation is the only way to link Others.
If the Others fail to link,
Threatening, striking, imprisoning and killing start.

So, carry on a conversation! Carry on a conversation!
And talk together to carry on a conversation!
Thus, Freedom of Speech and Freedom of Press
is to prevent threatening, striking, imprisoning and killing.
To say carry on a conversation and to fall back on conversation,
are equall to stand squarely in the way of threatening, striking, imprisoning and killing.

The military regime of Myanmar.
The goverment of China.

Carry on a conversation. Don't threaten.
Carry on a conversation. Don't strike.
Carry on a conversation. Don't imprison.
Carry on a conversation. Don't kill.

Carry on a conversation!

We are them, too.
They are us, too.

The semi-documentary film “BURMA ALL INCLUSIVE” describes the situation in a country which has, as a result of its political situation, for a long time been isolated from the outside world, but which is now opening up to tourism. All too often, however, mention is not made of the fact that the lion’s share of tourist dollars finds its way into the pockets of precisely those who have taken this country hostage: the generals. This is the starting point for the film. Through a fictitious “All inclusivejourney” it sheds light on the country from all possible and impossible perspectives.

Early live performance at The Space, Boston, 1979. From the DVD, "Not a Photograph."

Sailing trip through Thailand & Burma, January 2005 Seascape Sailing

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Mario explains our new channel on the crisis in Burma.

Renowned Buddhist peace activist & teacher Thich Nhat Hanh talks about Burma, Iraq and "engaged buddhism," which he has advocated since the war in Vietnam. Interviewed by TIME religion correspondent David Van Biema; produced by Asia Society.

Monks'and eyewitness accounts of the Burmese crisis, 10/5/07 at Asia Society. With live call-in from the leader of the monks in Burma, and dramatic video.

*Update: On May 2nd, 2008 a cyclone devastated this country which is already amongst the poorest in the world.

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Buddhistische Formen des Widerstandes. Gewalteskalationen. Agents provokateurs alte Tradition in Burma.

27 SEPT DEMONSTRATION AT SULE PAGODA
SOLDIERS SHOT . MANY PEOPLE INJURIED

January 2000
We go in search of the baby faced and battle hardened child generals of the Karen guerrillas.

Twins Luther and Johnny Htoo stand amidst their child fighters and make faces at the camera. Luther's eyes roll as he sucks on a fat cigarette, Johnny smiles and pokes out his tongue. Last month's hostage crisis in the Thai hospital at Ratchaburi brought the world's attention to the God's Army. These twelve-year-old twins hit the headlines as the masterminds behind this and an earlier hostage incident at the Burmese Embassy. New pictures and footage of the boys provides an eerie glimpse into their crusade. For their dedicated followers they are divinely inspired leaders with the protection of an invisible horde of Karen warriors. "When they were born the sound of crowds was heard... when people went to look there were no footprints," reports Sister Roberts, an American nun who has counselled and watched the boys for the last 3 years. The twins lead with the Bible, reciting their favourite passages as an ideological platform. When in battle they talk like adults and are deeply respected. But just how long can their rag-tag band of 200 youths survive the combined roth of the Thai and Burmese military? We reveal that the twins may have escaped a recent Burmese army assault although their current whereabouts is unknown.

Bhante Vimalaramsi describes his experience with getting a root canal in Burma... with no novocaine!

Thousands turn out to support Rangoon protests

Sep 19, 2007 (DVB)—Thousands of people took to the streets in Rangoon today to support monks protesting against the Burmese government.

More than 1000 monks braved rain in the former capital today to stage another protest against government harassment around the famous Sule Pagoda, where several monks gave political speeches, slamming the military's use of violence against peaceful protests.

Huge crowds of civilians gathered in the streets to watch the monks protest. Some reports from Rangoon claimed that almost 10,000 people had turned out to watch the demonstrations.

Today's protest was started by about 500 monks who marched past Shwedagon pagoda before being joined by hundreds more monks at Tamwe roundabout. They then marched down Bogyoke road to Sule junction while chanting metta, eyewitnesses said.

"The authorities shut down the gates to Sule Pagoda and initially refused to let the monks in. But after the monks demanded access, the officials finally gave in," one eyewitness told DVB.

"They closed the gates after the monks came in and they argued again and the monks had the gates reopened. Then the bystanders came into the pagoda," the eyewitness said.

The monks reportedly stayed at the pagoda for about 30 minutes before returning to their monasteries. During their march through town the monks were followed by more than 20 police vehicles and large groups of officials. There were no reports of government interference in the demonstration.

Groups of monks also protested in a number of other cities around Burma today with more than 1000 marching in Mandalay, 500 in Prome and 150 in Kalay township, Sagaing division.

Reporting by Aye Naing(www.dvb.no)

Jim Carrey calls for people to support the world's only imprisoned Nobel Peace Prize recipient Aung San Suu Kyi. He also decries Burma's military regime for recruiting more child soldiers than any other country in the world, destroying 3,000 villages in eastern Burma, and forcing 1.5 million refugees to flee. He appeals to viewers to join two organizations:

The Human Rights Action Center
www.humanrightsactioncenter.org

U.S. Campaign for Burma
www.uscampaignforburma.org

March 1994
A profile of Khun Sa, the region's most powerful and autocratic drug warlord and his 20,000-strong army.

The American Drug Enforcement Agency says Khun Sa's army protects his drug interests, but Khun Sa says it's to continue his fight against the Burmese. He proclaimed independence for his Shan land from Burma in 1993. Ho Mong, Khun Sa's headquarters, is the size of a small city. A thousand new army recruits, all children, parade through a maze of well planned roads, houses, schools, temples and hospitals. The soldiers, often just nine years old, are press-ganged into service - many will never see their homes again. If they run away one of their family is executed. In 1977 Khun Sa promised to stop the opium trade in exchange for independence from Burma. To prove his innocence Khun Sa shows the pits in the ground where drug addicts are reformed. But the whole area, from growers to addicts, relies on the drug trade. In the Temple of the Last Chance Buddhist monks detoxify pathetic young Thai drug addicts by administering a herb drink makes them throw up

Snimak sa grand show

Burma (Myanmar)
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Myanmar is one of the most photogenic countries in SE Asia. The Land of Golden Spires smiles to you from every corner and the religious fervor that goes all the way to the ruthless generals makes it shine. Everybody is building gilded stupas hoping, a Buddhist belief, to gain merit and improve their accumulated bad karma.
We visited the temple spotted plane in Bagan built in about 200 years, representing the peak of the Burmese kingdom. Latter, we moved east to Shan State and visited the villages, markets and religious places of the hill-tribes the populate the region around Innle Lake, an area full of traditions where you have the feeling that time stood still. We continued to Mandalay, a 19th century capital city surrounded by the ancient capital cities of Sagaing, Inwa, Amarapura and Mingun. From there we stop in Bago and went to Mt. Kyaiktiyo, the most important pilgrimage place in the country, to visit and pray at the Golden Rock. We ended our tour admiring in awe Shwedagon Paya, the most important religious place in the country, located in the present capital, Yangon (Rangoon).
Watch our video and you'll never forget these places.

To ACT NOW: www.witness.org/shootonsight. Video advocates BURMA ISSUES travel deep into the jungles of eastern Burma to document one of the world's most urgent and most forgotten emergencies. (The video was co-produced with WITNESS)

The Burmese military has embarked on one of the worst offensives in its 30 year campaign to destabilize the lives of rural ethnic minorities. Half a million live driven from their homes. INTERNATIONAL ACTION IS NEEDED!

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Scuba Diving Thailand Burma - nature, fish, underwater life.

San Remo '86

Pi Vat and Ledoh meet over a game of pool-billard in a bar in Thailand at the Burmese border and discover things in common: their escape abroad from the Burmese military dictatorship, because they are ethnic Karen.

The Burmese army wages war against the Karen. Their culture, their language and ulimatively themselves are exposed to systematic eradication -- to the effect of 56 years of civil war and hundred-thousands of Karen refugees.

Pi Vat loses the game against Ledoh and has to promise to guide him into the land of the Talarku Karen, who worship a living man-god in the jungle. Pi Vat is one of the most popular nature field guides in Thailand and Ledoh due to explore the isolated enclave of the Talarku Karen as an inspiration for his dance theatre back in San Francisco. Their venture will lead them illegally across the green border to Burma, through thick jungle into a Shangri-La of vivid traditions.

An odd cry for help addressed at the expert Pi Vat intervenes. A herd of wild elephants sabotages the extension of a zinc-mine run by the Karen National Liberation Army KNLA. The revenue of the mine is desperately needed to feed ten-thousands of displaced Karen refugees hiding in the jungle from the Burmese troops.

The most obvious solution holds plenty of dynamite: the Karen consider elephants not just as big animals, but powerful omens, mythological symbols, ancestors, tractors, means of transportation, endless source of organic fertilizer, gladiators, rowdies, re-incarnations of divine spirits and evil demons. To kill them would break every taboo.

The insoluble assignment leads Pi Vat and Ledoh directly into the heart of the war zone.

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Burma Shave by Tom Waits (Live)

Scenes of monks with their begging bowls in Ban San Burma

A short movie of talented and innocent child.

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