''Free Burma Now''

(01:56) Report

Sep. 26 - The international community is calling for restraint in Myanmar amid reports that at least two monks and a civilian have been killed in anti-junta protests.

Thousands of demonstrators have gathered around the world to express their support for protestors in Myanmar, the country formally known as Burma. Around a hundred people gathered outside the Myanmar embassy in London amid reports that two monks and a civilain have died in the military crackdown in Yangon, the country's capital.

Sonia Legg reports.

Soundbites:

Dr. Win Ning, Chairman of the National League for Democracy Liberated Area

Htoo, Secretary for "Burma Office Cologne"

Gordon Brown, British Prime Minister

Nobutaka Machimura, Chief Cabinet Secretary general

Follow Reuters continuing coverage on the situation in Myanmar:

Sep. 27 - Casualties mount in Myanmar; White House demands that the military government stop crackdown

Sep. 27 - Myanmar nationals living overseas join the protest

Sep. 26 - The Security Council at the U.N. has sent an envoy to Myanmar

Sep. 26 - U.S. presses China on Myanmar

Sep. 26 - Police tear gas and baton charges have failed to quell the biggest anti-government protests to take place in Myanmar in 20-years