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Monks flood in protest Burma Sept 2007
By: BurmaCampaign
Posted: Mar 28 08
Witnessed: 1402 times
Regions: Myanmar
Issues: Freedom of opinion & expression
Tags: burma, Freedom of Assembly, Protest
Taken on 24 and 25 September 2007 during the largest protests in 20 years, these clips from Rangoon, Burma show a sea of Buddhist monks shouting the words "Doi-yeh" meaning "Our Cause."
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