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The National Unity Government (NUG) - On Friday, there was a meeting between the NUG and Spring Revolution Alliance (SRA). Reportedly, they discussed matters of local defence policies, military operations and political leadership. [1]
A child eats at a temporary camp for people displaced by fighting between government troops and the Kachin Independence Army, or KIA, outside the city of Myitkyina in northern Myanmar, February 22, 2012. [2]
Tensions have mounted between government troops and Wa rebels who form Burma’s largest ethnic armed group, with both sides said to be just waiting on orders to open fire. [3]
PAPUN DISTRICT, Karen State—After crossing the Thai border into northern Karen State, eastern Burma, by taking a home-made wooden ferry upstream the muddy Salween River, I reach a base for the rebel Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA). [4]
Six graves have been found near an abandoned camp for internally displaced persons in Kachin State following a raid by government troops on a nearby village three months ago. [5]
Clashes have resumed between government troops and allied ethnic armed groups in northern Shan State, almost a month after the gunfire last stopped. [6]
The Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) has rejected the Burmese government’s offer to hold peace talks in Bhamo Township on Monday after Kachin and government forces clashed near the KIO stronghold of Laiza over the weekend. [7]
The Karen National Union (KNU) held its third official round of peace talks on Monday with Burmese government representatives in the Karen State capital Pa-an where they focused attention on a proposed “Code of Conduct” to be implemented following th... [8]
Note: This briefing is based on limited source coverage. The evidence may be incomplete or outdated.
The National Unity Government (NUG) - On Friday, there was a meeting between the NUG and Spring Revolution Alliance (SRA). Reportedly, they discussed matters of local defence policies, military operations and political leadership.
A child eats at a temporary camp for people displaced by fighting between government troops and the Kachin Independence Army, or KIA, outside the city of Myitkyina in northern Myanmar, February 22, 2012.
Tensions have mounted between government troops and Wa rebels who form Burma’s largest ethnic armed group, with both sides said to be just waiting on orders to open fire.
PAPUN DISTRICT, Karen State—After crossing the Thai border into northern Karen State, eastern Burma, by taking a home-made wooden ferry upstream the muddy Salween River, I reach a base for the rebel Karen National Liberation Army (KNLA).
Six graves have been found near an abandoned camp for internally displaced persons in Kachin State following a raid by government troops on a nearby village three months ago.
Clashes have resumed between government troops and allied ethnic armed groups in northern Shan State, almost a month after the gunfire last stopped.
The Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) has rejected the Burmese government’s offer to hold peace talks in Bhamo Township on Monday after Kachin and government forces clashed near the KIO stronghold of Laiza over the weekend.
The Karen National Union (KNU) held its third official round of peace talks on Monday with Burmese government representatives in the Karen State capital Pa-an where they focused attention on a proposed “Code of Conduct” to be implemented following th
The commander of the Burmese Army’s Northern Regional Military Command, Brig-Gen Zeyar Aung, told people in Pangwa, Kachin State, not to worry about the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) causing problems because his troops will wipe them out.
There are currently six camps for internally displaced persons (IDP) along the Thailand-Myanmar border where villagers who fled civil war in Shan State now live: Loi Kaw Wan, Koung Jor, Loi Sam Sip, Loi Lam, Loi Tai Laeng and Kong Moong Murng camps.