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KIO/A Destroy Burma Army Camp After Protesters Killed in Kachin State
The Kachin Independence Organization/Army (KIA) destroyed a Tatmadaw camp on Thursday, March 11, after the military regime shot and killed…
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Youth Protesters In Putao Released From Prison
Five youths arrested in Putao, located in Burma’s northern Kachin State, were released, with their charges reduced after Kachin State…
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Tatmadaw Detains Civilians During Clashes With KIO/A
The Burma Army detained four civilians during fighting in northern Shan State with Kachin Independence Organization/Army (KIO/A) Brigade 6. Government…
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Lawmaker Charged For Supporting Civil Servants
The military regime charged a high-ranking Kachin minister for supporting holidays for civil servants until the democratically elected government in…
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Protesters Reject Military Installed Committee
Some protesters rejected the Kachin State Negotiation Committee (KSNC) that was recently established to negotiate between the military and demonstrators…
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Civilian Killed By Tatmadaw Shell During Fighting With KIO/A
A Burma Army shell killed a Burmese civilian during fighting with the Kachin Independence Organization/Army in northern Shan State during…
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Five Youths Arrested for Demonstrating in Putao
Five youths who joined protests against the military regime were arrested in Putao. The youths hid in the jungle on…
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KIO General Secretary La Nan: The Main Problem Is The 2008 Constitution
The Tatmadaw threatened military action against the Kachin Independence Organization/Army (KIO/A) if it interferes in its handling of the protests…
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KIO Vows To Stand With The People If Military Govt Resorts To Violence
The Kachin Independence Organization/Army (KIO/A) said it will stand with the people if the military regime’s security forces attack them…
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Tatmadaw Hijack Burma’s Failing Peace Process
The Tatmadaw informed the Peace-talks Creation Group (PCG) that all future peace talks with ethnic armed organizations (EAO) will be…
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