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Few Checked Names On Voters’ Lists
Not many citizens of Myitkyina, the capital of Kachin State, checked whether their names were included on voters’ lists. Despite…
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Ethnic Political Parties’ Youth Reps Meet in Myitkyina to Strategize for Election Victory
Youth representatives from five allied ethnic political parties around Burma met in the Kachin State capital of Myitkyina to draw…
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COVID-19 Prevention Materials Reach KIO After Tatmadaw Bans Direct Distribution
COVID-19 preventative materials from the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) reached the Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) last week…
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More Than One Year After IDPs Return to Nam San Yang, Burma Army Removes Landmines From Their Farmland
The Burma Army removed landmines from nearly 100 acres of paddy farms owned by 98 families in Nam San Yang…
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KIO Will Attend Union Peace Conference If Invited
The Kachin Independence Organization (KIO) has not been invited to the 4th Union Peace Conference (UPC), a time when most…
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Govt Pursues Domestic Tender For Nam Jim Economic Zone
The government of Kachin State announced it won’t sign a second MoU for the Nam Jim economic zone with a…
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Parents Of Students Killed By KIA Want Bodies Back
Parents of two students who were detained by the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) following a brawl near a karaoke establishment…
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Floods Inundate Village In Kachin State
Hundreds of homes were inundated after flooding overtook a village in Kachin State’s Hukawng Valley earlier this week. Heavy rainfall…
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KBC Leader Returns From Laiza Without Incidence
A Kachin leader, who was initially blocked by the Burma Army after returning from Laiza was allowed to pass through…
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Displaced Kachin Civilians Return To Village To Clean Church
After living in an internally displaced persons (IDP) camp for almost a decade, Kachin villagers, who were displaced by fighting…
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