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Mizzima On 16 December, the Karen Environmental and Social Action Network (KESAN) announced the election of the Thawthi Taw Oo Indigenous Park Governing Community (TTIP-GC). [1]
For many years prior to the coup Myanmar Army activities in ethnic areas had caused people to flee their homes, but since the coup this has been happening more and for the first time it is also happening in the central, non-ethnic Bamar regions, acco... [2]
MAE THA WAW, Thailand — The ceasefire between the Burma Army and the country’s oldest ethnic armed group the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) in Karen State has had both positive and negative effects on the lives of local civilians, according to... [3]
Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government (NUG) has joined local and international organizations in criticizing the decision of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to provide humanitarian aid to the Myanmar people via the military reg... [4]
YANGON—Kyauktada Township police have opened unlawful assembly cases against another three activists for organizing a protest at a courthouse in Yangon in support of three Karen activists who were later convicted of similar charges. [5]
At least 10 children were killed by Myanmar’s junta forces in less than a week this month, bringing the number of children killed since last year’s coup to around 120. [6]
YANGON – The public needs a strong understanding of federal principles in Myanmar’s changing political landscape, said practitioners at a dialogue on federalism held in Yangon on Saturday. [7]
Demonstrators, including ethnic Karen and Kachin refugees, called on Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to listen to the suffering of ethnic people at the hands of the Burma Army at a protest in Toronto, Canada on Friday. [8]
Mizzima On 16 December, the Karen Environmental and Social Action Network (KESAN) announced the election of the Thawthi Taw Oo Indigenous Park Governing Community (TTIP-GC).
For many years prior to the coup Myanmar Army activities in ethnic areas had caused people to flee their homes, but since the coup this has been happening more and for the first time it is also happening in the central, non-ethnic Bamar regions, acco
MAE THA WAW, Thailand — The ceasefire between the Burma Army and the country’s oldest ethnic armed group the Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA) in Karen State has had both positive and negative effects on the lives of local civilians, according to
Myanmar’s shadow National Unity Government (NUG) has joined local and international organizations in criticizing the decision of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to provide humanitarian aid to the Myanmar people via the military reg
YANGON—Kyauktada Township police have opened unlawful assembly cases against another three activists for organizing a protest at a courthouse in Yangon in support of three Karen activists who were later convicted of similar charges.
At least 10 children were killed by Myanmar’s junta forces in less than a week this month, bringing the number of children killed since last year’s coup to around 120.
YANGON – The public needs a strong understanding of federal principles in Myanmar’s changing political landscape, said practitioners at a dialogue on federalism held in Yangon on Saturday.
Demonstrators, including ethnic Karen and Kachin refugees, called on Daw Aung San Suu Kyi to listen to the suffering of ethnic people at the hands of the Burma Army at a protest in Toronto, Canada on Friday.
RANGOON — Ethnic groups in Burma have expressed concern about the way a national census to be carried out in March classifies ethnic sub-groups, saying that the categories used create confusion and unnecessary divisions.
MAE SOT, Thailand — Representatives of the Karen National Union (KNU) will elect their new leaders on Thursday at their 16th Congress in KNU headquarters in Karen State’s Lay Wah, also known as Law Khee Lar, with observers expecting few changes in le