Resistance Forces Launch Attacks Against Sagaing Govt Offices
An irregular jade miner in Hpakant Township was killed and another injured when a 300-foot mountain of debris collapsed on the two men as they scavenged for the precious metal in Mawsi Ser around 3am
Civilians displaced by the conflict at the foot of Lon Ja Bum have returned to their homes after the military threatened to burn them down if they didn't move back to their villages that are
A Burma Army (BA) column in western Hpakant have abducted over 80 civilians and used them as porters to carry their equipment and as human shields as they passed through the township in Kachin State.
Burma Army (BA) jet fighters bombed two jungle areas in Indaw and Bamauk townships in Sagaing Region on Tuesday during the conflict against the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and People's Defence Forces (PDFs). (more…)
The Burma Army (BA) has restricted the supply of rice and fuel to Hpakant to prevent jade mining companies affiliated with the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) from operating in order to deprive the group and
Burma's regime has reportedly freed 86 prisoners from Kachin State as part of an amnesty during the Southeast Asian country's 102th National Day. The junta leadership has claimed it released 5,779 prisoners (5,098 men, 676
The regime has moved additional soldiers, weapons and food in 18 trucks to Lon Ja Bum, where it is shelling the Kachin Independence Army camp in Momauk Township and deploying ground troops. The Burma Army
Resistance forces killed twenty Burma Army (BA) soldiers in two days of fighting in Indaw Township in Sagaing Region, according to the Indaw People's Defence Force (PDF), which is fighting alongside the Kachin Independence Army
The junta forces has reportedly destroyed the home of a relative of an officer of the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO), whose armed wing, the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), is fighting the dictatorship. A man living
The regime cut off electricity to households in Katha that hadn't paid their bills after the military took over the country during last year's coup. The junta-run Electric Power Corporation (EPC) sent out electricity bills
