Ariana Zarleen, January 24, 2014 Many people around the world have heard about the conflict in Burma. They have heard about the military dictatorship and the struggle for democracy, about Aung San Suu Kyi and political prisoners. But have [...]
Women’s League of Burma, January 14, 2014 [RANGOON, CHIANG MAI AND NEW YORK, NY] Today marks the launch of an important new report documenting ongoing crimes of sexual violence—over 100 cases documented since 2010, including 47 [...]
Tim Heinemann, January 13, 2014 Download PDF Purpose. To identify perplexing issues impacting the prospect of enduring stability in Burma, that, if unaddressed, have the potential to promote enduring conflict between Burmans and Non-Burman Ethnics. General. The following perspective [...]
Ner Dah Mya / Karen News, December 23, 2013 January 2014 marks two years since the Karen National Union signed a temporary ceasefire agreement with Burma’s military, controlled government, and it is time now to reflect on what this [...]
The War of PSLF/TNLA on the drug trade and their National Liberation Duty Written by Phyu Phyu Ko; translated by Mai Aik Phone; May 17, 2013 The Burmese government wrote there are two kinds of Palaung: Shwe (golden) and [...]
This video by the Karen National Defense Organization (KNDO) exposes how the Burmese Regime has made the ethnic regions of Burma one of the most heavily mined areas in the world. Civilians and soldiers alike suffer from landmines and [...]
[/fusion_separator] Description This photo gallery provides a window into the daily life of Burmese refugees and migrants living in a rubbish dump in the outskirts of the border town of Mae Sot on the Thailand-Burma [...]
Burma Link, November 12, 2013 Ethnic Armed Organizations held a Conference and agreed on common position Ethnic armed organizations held a conference in the Kachin Independence Organization central headquarters in Laiza, Kachin State, from October 30 to November 2, [...]
Karen News, November 6, 2013 Australian government aid money that has helped save the lives of thousands of people from Burma coming to Mae Tao Clinic, on the Thai-Burma border for critical treatment, is to stop. APHEDA the Australian [...]
Zoya Phan / Karen News, October 12, 2013 A number of international governments, organisations and individuals try to squeeze the current situation of the Karen people into a narrow, restrictive and simplistic narrative that is usually framed like this. [...]
