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Two days later, police and soldiers fired warning shots to break up a protest by Buddhist monks in Pakokku.
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The military government has intensified its surveillance of monasteries, closed down health and social services programs run by local monastic groups in Rangoon and other parts of the country such as Pakokku and Magwe, and continued to disrobe Buddhist monks suspected of political activities.
unknown title 2009
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The military government has intensified its surveillance of monasteries, closed down health and social services programs run by local monastic groups in Rangoon and other parts of the country such as Pakokku and Magwe, and continued to disrobe Buddhist monks suspected of political activities.
unknown title 2009
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"We demanded that the government apologize [for what happened in Pakokku]," Mr. Ashin explains.
Burma's Most Wanted 2008
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After several monks were beaten during a Sept. 5 protest in Pakokku, a city in central Burma, Mr. Ashin and his fellow monks were so outraged that they printed and distributed pamphlets demanding an apology from the government.
Burma's Most Wanted 2008
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Officials arrived at the monastery in the town of Pakokku to apologise for injures caused during the protest on September 5th.
1st anniversary of the beginning of the Saffron Revolution 2008
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"We demanded that the government apologize [for what happened in Pakokku]," Mr. Ashin explains.
Burma's Most Wanted Leslie Hook 2008
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After several monks were beaten during a Sept. 5 protest in Pakokku, a city in central Burma, Mr. Ashin and his fellow monks were so outraged that they printed and distributed pamphlets demanding an apology from the government.
Burma's Most Wanted 2008
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After several monks were beaten during a Sept. 5 protest in Pakokku, a city in central Burma, Mr. Ashin and his fellow monks were so outraged that they printed and distributed pamphlets demanding an apology from the government.
Burma's Most Wanted Leslie Hook 2008
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"We demanded that the government apologize" for what happened in Pakokku, Mr. Ashin explains.
Burma's Most Wanted 2008
bilby commented on the word Pakokku
Reminds me of Prolagus!
December 22, 2009