October 2007

10/01/2007

• Groups Struggle To Tally Myanmar's Dead

10/03/2007

• In Crackdown, Myanmar Junta Unplugs Internet
• Myanmar Junta Turns to Intimidation
• Myanmar Military Officer Defects to Thailand
• U.N. Worker Arrested in Myanmar

10/04/2007

• Laura Bush Condemns Myanmar Violence, Says Junta Must Step Down
• U.N. Reports Detentions in Myanmar
• Myanmar Media Lashes Out at Foreigners

10/06/2007

• Protesters March in Global Protest Against Myanmar Junta, Which Detained Hundreds of Monks
• Myanmar's Military Regime Tries to Cool International Pressure

10/07/2007

• Security Council to Meet to Consider Action Against Myanmar
• Myanmar Trumpets Release of Protesters Ahead of UN Meet

10/08/2007

• Myanmar Reaches Out to Dissident

10/09/2007

• Crackdown on Burma's Monks Gets Bloody
• UN Thanks Laura Bush for Myanmar Support

10/10/2007

• Five Generals and Soldiers Jailed for Refusing to Shoot Monks
• Suu Kyi Ally Dies in Myanmar After Torture, Says Rights Group

10/11/2007

• UN Envoy to Myanmar Returning to Region
• UN Slams Myanmar Crackdown, Urges Prisoner Release

10/12/2007

• Security Council Calls for 'Genuine' Dialogue in Myanmar
• Secretary-General Dispatches Myanmar Envoy to Meet with Regional Partners
• Myanmar Rejects UN Call for Negotiations
• Remarks by Bo Hla-Tint, NLD MP-Elect at John Hopkins Univ
• Regular UN Engagement, Monitoring of Human Rights in Burma Urged

10/14/2007

• Myanmar Arrests 4 Top Dissidents, Human Rights Group Says

10/15/2007

• Pressure on Myanmar to Free Detainees
• World Should Step Up Pressure on Myanmar: US
• UN Envoy Tells Myanmar to Halt Arrests at Once

10/17/2007

• US Says UN Should Intervene If Myanmar Plays Hardball
• UN Asks Asia for Action, Not Words, on Myanmar
• Myanmar: Brown Seeks India's Help

10/18/2007

• China: Take Concrete Action on Burma Now
• Burmese Overseas Protesters Arrested on Return to Burma

10/19/2007

• Bush Imposes More Sanctions Against Myanmar

10/20/2007

• More Steps Urged to Democracy in Myanmar
• Burmese Military Defector Says Diplomacy Unlikely to Succeed

10/22/2007

• Myanmar Agrees to Visit By UN Human Rights Rapporteur
• Secretary General Ban Ki-moon talks with India Prime Minister over Burma Issue

10/23/2007

• A Statement by AHRC
• Myanmar's Monks and Junta: Fragile Coexistence Is Shattered

10/26/2007

• Minister for Foreign Affairs Meets Dr. Sein Win
• Detainees Freed in Myanmar
• World Nations Urged To Support UN Efforts for Reconciliation

10/28/2007

• China, India, Russia Urge Myanmar to Meet Opposition, Say Sanctions Not Needed

10/31/2007

• Peaceful March at Myanmar Flashpoint