Myanmar nationals protest arrest, torture by junta in Burma


FE Team | Published: October 07, 2007 00:00:00 | Updated: February 01, 2018 00:00:00


About 100 Myanmar nationals staying in Bangladesh staged a demonstration near the Myanmar Embassy Saturday protesting the military ruler's "brutal killings" and arrests of monks, students and innocent people, reports UNB.
The demonstration coincided with international day of support for freedom in Myanmar.
Witnesses said the protestors carried placards and banners and shouted slogans against the junta amidst tight police security.
They chanted slogans: "We Want Democracy", "No Need of Military Constitution", "Stop Killings in Burma" and "Release Political Prisoners".
Scores of police were posted in and around the embassy area to maintain peace during the protest.
They staged protests for about 15 minutes from 11am. No untoward incident took place during the protest.
The demonstration was organised under the banner of Rakhaing Sangha Union (RSU).

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