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Based on 10 verified sources covering Myanmar:

Beijing Archbishop Li Shan gets a coadjutor, Zhen Xuebin Set for Friday, 25 October, the ordination in the Chinese capital becomes the first appointment (in agreement with Rome) after the renewal of the Agreement on episcopal appointments, expected i... [1]

Burma’s most populous ethnic minority group, the Shan, will hold a conference in November to discuss solutions for peace in the eastern Burmese state. [2]

Hkun Tun Oo, the leader of the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD), has been named the recipient of a US congressional award, according to a report by the Shan Herald Agency for News. [3]

Shan leader and former political prisoner Hkun Tun Oo was due to arrive in Thailand on Monday night, according to a report by the Shan Herald Agency for News. [5]

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