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Last modified 13 Nov 07
     
 

Over the past month, thousands of monks and civilians have been protesting in cities across Burma, demanding an end to injustice. The protests have now grown into the largest public demonstrations since 1988.

The protests were sparked by the military regime’s decision to raise fuel prices by 500 per cent. In response, the regime has launched a severe crackdown on protestors. Over 150 people have been arrested, including almost all the leading pro-democracy activists, and demonstrators have been savagely attacked by police and pro-junta mobs.

The following is a list of statements made about the uprising:


UN Security Council


Government Statements

Other Statements



 
 
 
     
 

 

Statements on the Uprising

   
  UN Security Council
   
  • UN Office in Rangoon, following Ibrahim Gambari's vist 3-8 November
       
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  • UN Security Council meeting 5 October 2007:
      Ban Ki-moon's statement
      Meeting record
      Ibrahim Gambari's statement
      Ibrahim Gambari's press briefing
      UN Press Release
       
      Government Statements
       
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  • UN Secretary General 24 September
     
       
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  • UK Prime Minister Gordon Brown
       
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  • France
       
  • Ireland
       
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  • Singapore
       
  • Austria
       
  • Slovakia
       
  • Finland
       
      Other Statements
  • His Holiness the Dalai Lama

       
  • US Senate Women's Caucus on Burma
       
  • Conservative Party
       
  • ITUC