Protest to demand end of Burmese military rule

A major protest demanding United Nations (UN) action against the oppressive military regime in Burma will be held in central Dublin tomorrow, coinciding with similar demonstrations throughout the globe.

Protest to demand end of Burmese military rule
Fri, 05 Oct, 2007 - 17:38

A major protest demanding United Nations (UN) action against the oppressive military regime in Burma will be held in central Dublin tomorrow, coinciding with similar demonstrations throughout the globe.

Hundreds are expected to take to O’Connell Bridge for the second Irish solidarity protest in a week, supported by Burma Action Ireland.

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