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    102 Search results for "ABSDF"

    Justice Lead Story News

    Senior ABSDF member acquitted in ‘unlawful association’ trial

    Min Htay, a central committee member of the All Burma Students’ Democratic Front (ABSDF) who was charged under the colonial-era Unlawful Associations Act, was acquitted by the Momeik Township Court in Shan State on Friday.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    ABSDF calls for release of comrade Min Htay

    One of the Burmese student army’s northern branch leaders was arrested on 30 December for allegedly liaising with the outlawed Kachin Independence Organisation.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    SSA-S, ABSDF no longer ‘terrorists’, says govt

    Burma’s Ministry of Home Affairs has removed three rebel groups from a list of unlawful associations, and two from a list of terrorist groups.

    Conflict Lead Story News Peace Process

    Security sector is the crucial issue, says ABSDF

    Ko Salai, a representative of ABSDF at recent Law Khee La talks, speaks about the NCCT’s proposed amendments to the ceasefire draft and the road ahead.

    Lead Story News Politics

    ABSDF, 88 Gen discuss constitutional reform

    ABSDF and 88 Generation members address political issues in Rangoon, including constitutional amendments, electoral voting systems and the ongoing peace process.

    Conflict Lead Story News Politics

    Hardliner announces ABSDF split

    Khin Kyaw of the All Burma Students’ Democratic Front announces that he has left the students’ army and will lead a new group of some 300 members, which he called the Union National Resistance Army.

    Conflict Lead Story News Politics

    ABSDF 10th Conference begins

    The All Burma Students Democratic Front , which last year signed a ceasefire agreement with the Burmese government, begins its 10th Conference at Dawn Taman camp in Karen State.

    Conflict Lead Story

    ABSDF honours dead, reaffirms commitment to struggle

    The ABSDF has held the first of a series of commemorations to honour those killed over its 25-year history. The opportunity was taken to confirm a continued commitment to their own founding goals.

    News Politics

    ABSDF says the fight must continue

    Student army marks its 22-year anniversary with calls to continue political and military pressure on the junta as it gears up for elections

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    ABSDF pledges to fight on for democracy

    Nov 2, 2007 (DVB), The All Burma Students' Democratic Front vowed yesterday to continue with its armed struggle to bring democracy to Burma, during celebrations for the group's 19th anniversary.[…]

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    NCA signatories call for Arakan, Shan voices at peace talks

    Ceasefire groups urged Naypyidaw to facilitate “national-level political discussions” in Shan and Arakan states.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ethnic armies agree ‘guidelines’ on federalism

    “We cannot just agree to place our fate in the hands of the Burmese military, because then we are helpless if they deploy armed force against us,” said UNFC’s Nai Hong Sar.

    Conflict Lead Story News Tenasserim

    Tenasserim govt looks to launch mine-clearance programme

    “The mine-clearance talks began with a focus on areas in the vicinity of ethnic armed group outposts,” said the minister.

    Interview Lead Story News Peace Process

    Interview: ‘It is time to work harder and have more unity’

    DVB speaks to Mi Sue Pwint, a member of the Central Leading Committee of the All Burma Students’ Democratic Front on the occasion of the group’s 28th anniversary.

    Conflict Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    ‘Door still open’ to non-ceasefire groups, says top general

    Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, commander-in-chief of the armed forces, says non-ceasefire groups are welcome to join future peace talks, as armed groups push for more inclusive negotiations.

    Conflict Lead Story News

    Burma Army stance hurting peace effort, say NCA signatories

    Armed groups that signed last year’s Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement call the Burmese military’s refusal to negotiate with some non-signatory groups “detrimental” to the country’s peace effort.

    Conflict Ethnic issues Lead Story News

    TNLA accused of burning down village

    The TNLA denied the charge, suggesting that the village might have been shelled by Burmese forces providing artillery support for SSA-South troops.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Burma army pledges to cooperate with Suu Kyi on peace

    The ability for Suu Kyi’s party to guide a politically-autonomous Burmese army through the next stages of a tense peace process remains one of the significant questions on the eve of a new era for the former pariah state.

    Lead Story News Politics

    ‘Suu Kyi will lead peace process’, says NLD

    Suu Kyi will take control of Burma’s lurching peace process once the NLD forms government next year, according to a party spokesperson.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    5 more militias de-listed as unlawful groups

    The remaining ethnic armed groups who are signatories to tomorrow’s ceasefire accord are removed from list of ‘unlawful associations and terrorist groups’.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    RCSS to join peace accord

    The Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS) has announced its intention to sign a nationwide ceasefire agreement (NCA) with the Burmese government.

    Analysis Contributor Lead Story News Peace Process

    Ceasefire Wonderland

    The NCA, as it stands, will sow no benefits for the ethnic people of Burma, says analyst Moe Gyo. It’s time to get rid of the EAO leadership and get tough.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    ‘No prospect for peace’ with Kokang, says Burma’s army chief

    The issue of disarmament was high on the agenda, both with Min Aung Hlaing in Naypyidaw and at an ethnic summit in northern Thailand.

    Ethnic armed group and government representatives meet in Chiang Mai for further ceasefire talks. (PHOTO: DVB).

    Ethnic issues Karen Kokang Lead Story Peace Process

    Karen rebels to sign ceasefire

    The Karen National Union (KNU) has said it will sign the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) with the Burmese government.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    Peacemakers herald progress as Rangoon summit ends

    The body brokering an end to Burma’s six-decade civil war said the country has moved closer to achieving an historic ceasefire, as three days of formal negotiations wrapped up in Rangoon.

    LGBTIQ and human rights activist Aung Myo Min at the Chiang Mai screening of 'This Kind of Love'. (PHOTO: DVB).

    Arts Culture Lead Story News

    Rebel soldier to gay rights warrior

    A documentary film screening in Thailand tells the story of a passionate human rights activist and proud gay man, and his fight for equality and democracy.

    Karen Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Ethnic leaders approve draft ceasefire

    The NCCT has approved a single-draft ceasefire agreement with ‘some amendments’ after eight days of negotiations at KNU headquarters in eastern Burma.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics

    Ceasefire in sight?

    Compromise has been reached between government and ethnic delegations on all remaining points and a single-text NCA is now ready for approval.

    Karen Lead Story News Peace Process

    KNU leader calls for a ‘bloodless theatre’ in Burma

    KNU Chairman Mutu Say Poe pledges support for the peace process, while calling for all sides to desist from hostilities.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Women's Issues

    After 20 years, BWU still committed to women’s struggle

    Burmese Women’s Union restate determination to support women as they mark 20 years of positive action.

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