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Activists, relatives mark anniversary of 1988 uprising against military junta

(8 Aug 2013) SHOTLIST AP TELEVISION 8 August 2013 1. Close up of student holding monks' robe as a flag 2. Close up of hands holding flags made with student uniform and monks' robes 3. Wide of demonstrators marching and singing 4. Tilt down from demonstrator to guitar; UPSOUND music (Burmese) ''We are not going to forget and neither forgive. This is the memory that was written with our blood." 5. Men praying for the victims of 88 students uprising 6. Pan of multi-religious prayer for victims of 88 students uprising with Hindu, Christian, Muslim and Buddhist representatives 7. Close up of monk praying 8. Demonstrators marching in the streets 9. Wide of father with his daughters marching 10. Wide of march 11. People holding banner reading (Burmese) "8888, democracy uprising 25th anniversary remembrance march." 12. Wide of Burmese police trying to explain that the march is illegal; UPOUND (Burmese) "I am a police officer of Latha township police station" 13. Police talking to demonstrators 14. Wide of people walking and clapping 15. SOUNDBITE (Burmese) Ma Phyu, 88 activist: ''As this is the 25th Silver Anniversary celebration of the 88, they (the 88-Students Organisation) are celebrating in the hall. But for us as the 88 uprising started on the streets, we think marching on the streets is more meaningful to us." 16. Wide of march 17. Monks looking at the march FILE: 8 August 1988 ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++ 18. Mid of students shouting 19. Wide of people marching 20. Wide of Burmese soldiers shooting 21. Various of people taking shelter from the shooting 22. Various of people carrying injured people 5 August 2013 23. SOUNDBITE (Burmese) Moe Aung, 88 activist: ''The soldiers were shooting from that corner and from that building as well. It was like a triangle." 24. Wide of Moe Aung at the site of the shooting 25. SOUNDBITE (Burmese) Moe Aung, 88 activist: "The reason we are talking or mentioning these things from many aspects is not because of our grudge or for revenge. What we want is that the things the government from time to time did to the people, they have to take responsibility for that and with this responsibility they have to stand by the truth, for the people of this country. They have to say that, 'In this time and situation, we did this to you. We killed and arrested people.' And about these kinds of actions, they have to apologise to the people. By doing this, they show that they are responsible, from the legal point of view or from the truth. I would say that this is the thing they should do and they must do. That's what we are trying to do to be that way." 8 August 2013 26. Wide of father with two daughters standing in front of crown flowers to remember the 88 uprising victims 27. Close up of girl in front of the crown flowers STORYLINE Activists in Myanmar commemorated the 25th anniversary of what's known as "8888"; the massive pro-democracy protests in August 1988 that shortly afterwards triggered a bloody crackdown. Demonstrators on Thursday defied an order by Burmese police to stop the march, that was considered illegal. Most of the participants in the march were activists from the 88 uprising, political prisoners, National League for Democracy (NLD) members, relatives of the victims and members of student unions. To commemorate the victims, a prayer was held attended by representatives of Hindu, Christian, Muslim and Buddhist religions. A parallel ceremony was being held at the Myanmar Convention Centre, attended by members of the current government. He was 29 years old at that time. Find out more about AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/HowWeWork Twitter:   / ap_archive   Facebook:   / aparchives   ​​ Instagram:   / apnews   You can license this story through AP Archive: http://www.aparchive.com/metadata/you...