The RED CAMPAIGN in Burma for 8888 Anniversary

Aug 4th, 2008

Pro-democracy activists in Burma are launching a RED CAMPAIGN (throwing of red paint on the walls in public places) to mark the 20th Anniversary of the bloody crack down by military regime on the largest pro-democracy uprising in Burma’s history 20 years ago.

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One Response to “The RED CAMPAIGN in Burma for 8888 Anniversary”

  • #1 Lwin Aung Soe Says:
    August 6th, 2008 at 3:02 am

    Graffiti in Burma under the dictatorial regime has indeed launched on.
    The graffiti is done without being noticed but its words or drawings of (political) views and beliefs are intended to make publicly known.
    There are some easy, cheap and quick ways:
    1. Use a piece of chalk (after soaking in red ink) to write words or draw a pic.
    2. Stick or pin a red piece of paper on the wall.
    Take care. Safety is your first priority.

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