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    • « Free Burma, Free Singapore | HomePage | Singapore - International students to stage protest at ASEAN Summit »

    16/11/2007

    Singapore's “Peace Concert for Burma”

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    Event Info Name: Peace Concert for Burma bf9d0b347f5b49af0c5133b267f6a354.jpg
    Host: The Substation
    Time and Place Date: Sunday, November 18, 2007
    Time: 2:00pm - 6:00pm
    Location: The Substation
    Street: 45 Armenian Street
    City/Town: Singapore

    Featuring musical performances by:
    Laras (a Migrant Voices band)
    Kevin Mathews
    Gene Sha Rudyn & Friends

    Poetry by
    Dew M. Chaiyanara (FWB)

    T-shirt prints by
    Zai Kuning

    The “Peace Concert for Burma” is a coming-together of some Singapore artists at The Substation - a small way of saying to the people of Myanmar that Singaporeans care about their struggles for peace and democracy. Like many around the world, we watched with great hopes when thousands of monks and civilians took to the streets in Rangoon in September; and like so many - from ordinary citizens to world bodies like the UN and ASEAN - we were shocked by the harsh military crackdown on the peaceful demonstrations.

    16:30 Posted by soci | Permalink | Comments (0) | Trackbacks (0) | Email this | Tags: Singapore, Burma, Peace Concert

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