Resistance Forces Launch Attacks Against Sagaing Govt Offices
Four students were injured after the Burma Army (BA) shelled a Kachin Baptist Convention (KBC) bible school in Kutkai. A woman requesting anonymity who lives in the town in northern Shan State said the BA's
Soldiers of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) claim that the Burma Army (BA) attacked them with chemical weapons during an air raid on their camp on Lon Ja Bum (mountain), Momauk Township. According to a
The regime has limited the transportation of rice and fuel to Hpakant to restrict the power of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), which has grown stronger since the coup. Since mid-October, the junta hasn't allowed
The regime has suffered many casualties in fighting against the Kachin Independence Army and the People Defence Force over the last week on Lung Ja Bum (mountain) near Momauk in Kachin State. “To date, they
After word got out that the Burma Army (BA) will arrest everyone who was at a concert that the junta bombed in Hpakant Township, families and friends of those who were killed by the shelling
The Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) has vowed to use the massacre in Hpakant, in which at least 78 people were killed at a concert, as an opportunity to step up its fight against the illegal
The Burma Army (BA) is stopping people wounded in its recent airstrike on a concert in the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) Brigade 9 area in Hpakant Township from being taken to hospitals in Hpakant and
The Burma Army (BA) massacred more than 60 civilians, including a famous Kachin musician, after sending three jet fighters to bomb an open-air concert commentating the 62nd anniversary of the Kachin Independence Organisation (KIO) in
The regime has imposed severe restrictions on food shipments to Chipwi to starve the Kachin Independence Army (KIA), but this also hurts civilians who cannot afford to bribe Burma Army (BA) soldiers to bring more
For three days, regime jet fighters shelled Kachin Independence Army (KIA) positions on Lung Ja Bum Mountain near Momauk after a Burma Army (BA) commander and five soldiers perished after stepping on a concealed landmine
