Not what I was looking for, but
http://ko-htike.blogspot.com/2007/10/pressure-on-beijing-will-bring-down.html
Two monasteries in Sittwe defy junta orders
The Burmese military junta has ordered all monasteries in Sittwe, capital of Arakan state, western Burma to send back student monks to their respective villages and not allow more than 10 monks to stay in any one monastery in Sittwe.
However, two monasteries in Sittwe have refused to follow the directives and have not told the monks to go.
The two monasteries are Myoma Kyung and Laraung Won Kyung, located in downtown Sittwe. Each monastery has about 100 monks in residence studying Buddhist scriptures, a town elder said.
On the contrary, abbots from the two monasteries have allowed monks from other monasteries to stay, should they be in need of accommodation in the city after being forced to leave for their home towns.
The abbot from Myoma monastery was summoned last week by the army authorities to the state SPDC office and was asked to follow the government's order, but the abbot continued to refuse, a monk source said.
Despite this act of defiance, the authorities are yet to arrest the abbot, who is the former chairman of the Rakhine State Monk Council.
Many monks in Sittwe left their monasteries to return to their native villages after the order was issued by the authorities, but some monks have chosen to stay at the two monasteries in defiance of the military's orders.
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Worth noting also, I think, that China has also instructed monasteries on the border not to offer sanctuary to escaping Burmese monks, which should increase the numbers of monks staying to fight. You saw that some of them were leaving to join the ethnic armies? And now the Junta are sending them back to the villages and China aren't encouraging them in.
It's good, I think.