Protestors brave Burmese military crackdown

Protesters ventured out onto the streets of Rangoon today in defiance of a brutal military crackdown by the Burmese regime.

Protestors brave Burmese military crackdown
Sat, 29 Sep, 2007 - 16:32
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Protesters ventured out onto the streets of Rangoon today in defiance of a brutal military crackdown by the Burmese regime.

About 300 people marched through the city’s Chinatown district waving the peacock-emblazoned flags of the democracy movement.

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