Burma protests

Last Updated: Monday, 1 October 2007, 22:23 GMT 23:23 UK

Burmese monks 'to be sent away' Thousands of Burmese monks are to be sent to prisons in the far north of the country, sources tell the BBC.

KEY STORIES In pictures: Burma crackdown Japan inquiry into reporter death Bush condemns 'brutal' Burma 'Nine killed' in Burma crackdown EYEWITNESS Day-by-day accounts on what is happening inside Burma

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS

Into the unknown Euphoria turns to tears as blood flows on the streets of Rangoon

Media crackdown Burma's rulers try to stem coverage of the monks' protests

Symbol of defiance Burma's Suu Kyi gives hope to protesters - behind closed doors

VIDEO AND AUDIO Plight of Burmese fleeing to Thailand Envoy seeks Burma junta talks UK Burma ambassador upbeat Monks inspire Burma uprising

HAVE YOUR SAY Let us pray and hope that the people will get the freedom they deserve Stefan, Nykoping

FEATURES On the run in Burma Pro-democracy activists are at risk of being labelled 'terrorists' and thrown into prison, writes Andrew Harding.

ANALYSIS What next? The BBC's Jonathan Head examines whether Burma's military regime will crumble amid popular anger.

BACKGROUND Who are Burma's monks? Monks play a powerful and prominent role in Burmese society, and 80-90% of the population is Buddhist.

Daily struggle to cope Viewpoint: Love over fear Burma's health and schooling Burma's confusion over capital Life on the Burma-Thai border

Sanctions' limited effect on Burma Does UK money go to Burma? Junta faces monks' challenge Chinese dilemma over protests Should tourists go to Burma?

Profile: Aung San Suu Kyi Burma's hardline generals Burma's 1988 protests Profile: 88 Generation Students Country profile: Burma

FEATURES, VIEWS, ANALYSIS Different interests What is shaping the way key players view events in Burma In pictures Bloodshed in Burma as security forces try to stamp out protests

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