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Political parties and social development agencies in Karenni State are under threat

Aug 26, 2010 - A resident of Karenni State who traveled to the border early this week has reported that a newly formed political party called Nationalities Unity and Development Party (NUDP) and social workers from various development programs working in Karenni State are threatened by Special Security Agents from the Department of Military Affairs. The agents have demanded the party cease campaigning and be dissolved and development programs be closed. more »

Permission required to work in farmlands for daily survival

Aug 26, 2010 - Residents of the Nwalaboe relocation site are now required to get permission from the Shadaw-based commander of Burmese military IB no. 72 to work farmlands an hour's walk away, a Karenni social worker reported on the 24th of this month. more »

Permission required to work in farmlands for daily survival

Aug 26, 2010 - Residents of the Nwalaboe relocation site are now required to get permission from the Shadaw-based commander of Burmese military IB no. 72 to work farmlands an hour's walk away, a Karenni social worker reported on the 24th of this month. more »

SPDC troops extort rice from locals

Aug 24, 2010 - A local source has reported that starting on August 24, the SPDC commander from LIB no. 517 stationed at Loiphisoe, near Shadaw, gave a verbal order to Daw Tanaw and Daw Muleh villages' heads to send rice to their army camp without payment early this week. more »

Innocent villagers arrested by Burmese troops after clash

Jul 27, 2010 - An inside source has reported that after a July 3 gunfight between the Karenni Army and the SPDC's strategic column convoy near Palong Village, six Palong villagers were arrested on July 10 by Burmese troops from Central Command under suspicion of helping Karenni forces during the clash. more »

Locals forced to move into relocation camp by Burmese commander

Jul 25, 2010 - July 25, 2010: Heads of thirty villages located along the Mawchi-Taungoo road were instructed by the SPDC's LIB No. 337 commander and leaders of a cease-fire armed group locally called White Star to gather at a meeting held in Mawchi on July 13, an inside source has reported early this week. more »

Older stories:

Burmese colonel narrowly escapes ambush

Cease-fire soldier executed by his battalion commander

Burmese privates killed in gunfight; villagers arrested

Ceasefire soldiers defect to avoid becoming Border Guards

KA and SPDC troops clash two days running: 2 casualties

Ethnic race Burmese private defects to the KA

12 year old forcibly recruited into the Burma Army

Compulsory recruitment by new cease-fire Border Guards

Another major loss for Burmese troops as armies clash

Burmese troops retaliate with looting & beatings



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