Meanwhile, an underground monk unio

Meanwhile, an underground monk union known as the Alliance of All Burma Buddhist Monks emerged. The Alliance made its presence known by distributing leafet, asking the government to apologize for its mistreat. ment of monks in Pokokku, The Allionce warned the government that if it did not issue o formal apology by 17 september, the monks would hold patam nikk uitano kamma that is, they would boycott the receipt of alms from family mem bers of the armed forces. This warning was nored by the outhorities. On 17 September, several hundred monks staged peaceful pro- The government blamed these protests on bogus monks and instiga tion by opposition groups ond Western countries. However, monks who par ticipated in the demonstrations daimed that they joined the protesh out of their frustration with the economic hardships in the country. These monk-led protests drew the ottention of the international community when some locals disseminoted information about and pictures of protests over the Internet

As the protests drew larger crowds oflay people and assumed a political character, on 25 September security forces began using live ammunition to disperse the crowds after curfew orders were ignored by the demonstrators in Yangon, who persisted despite tear gas attacks and baton charges. The government announced that 10 personshad been killed, whereas opposition groups claimed that more thon a hundred people had died. Security forces also raided monasteries in the cities where the largest demonstrations had taken place and detained leading protestors Initially, thousands of lay dem onstrators and monks were held in interrogation centres but most were sub sequently released. Scores of hard core protestors were jailed under various criminal chargos. Many novides and monks fromteaching monasterios in cities were returned to their home towns and villages. By October, what the Weste ern media dubbed"The soffron Revolution was completely neutralized

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