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    17 Search results for "RCSS/SSA"

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process

    RCSS/SSA pledges support for nationwide ceasefire

    The agreement comes as reports of villagers fleeing the RCSS/SSA’s new round of recruitments emerge.

    Conflict Lead Story News Shan

    300 Namtu villagers flee as RCSS, TNLA resume fighting

    The 324 villagers are now being sheltered at a Buddhist monastery in Man San village near Namtu town.

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    Ethnic issues Lead Story Photos Shan

    In Pictures: Shan National Day draws a crowd to RCSS’s border headquarters

    During the 71st Shan State National Day commemoration at the headquarters of the Restoration Council of Shan State’s Loi Tai Leng headquarters, European ambassadors and UN representatives rubbed shoulders with ethnic armed group leaders.

    Lead Story News Peace Process

    Burmese peace talks ‘deadlocked’ over terminology, says UNFC

    Ethnic bloc says “Nation of a Federal Democratic Union”; Tatmadaw insists on “Nation of Democratic and Federal Union”.

    Conflict Lead Story News Ta'ang

    Villagers walk free after 2 months in TNLA captivity

    Aik Non and Aik Ki were abducted by the TNLA in March for alleged connections to rival ethnic armed group RCSS/SSA.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Shan

    Hang-up on host city for Shan dialogue prompts concerns

    The views of Shan people will not be adequately represented at the upcoming 21st Century Panglong Conference unless a national-level political dialogue is convened ahead of the summit, according to the Restoration Council of Shan State.

    Conflict Lead Story News Shan

    Shan army accused of forced recruitment

    The Shan State Army-South has recently been engaged in clashes against the Ta’ang National Liberation Army.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Shan

    Shan army accuses govt of violating NCA

    The Shan State Army-South accuses the Burmese army of arbitrarily detaining civilians during clashes in central Shan State’s Mong Kung Township.

    Conflict Drugs Lead Story News Shan

    Shans claim Burma army attacked drug rehab centre

    According to the SSA-S, the Burmese army provoked a firefight when it raided what the Shan militia claims was a drug rehabilitation camp in Tonlaung.

    Conflict Human Rights Lead Story News Shan

    Ta’ang NGOs accuse Shan army of human rights abuses

    Groups say RCSS/SSA maintains a campaign of closing schools, detaining civilians and monks, recruiting soldiers, and looting households in Ta’ang areas.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Shan

    Shan, Ta’ang friendships strained over ethnic conflict

    Kyaukme has been for many years a peaceful town, its ethnic Shan and Ta’ang residents co-existing in relative harmony. But armed conflict is threatening to tear the communities apart.

    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.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Shan

    UWSA calls for recognition of Wa Autonomous State

    Speaking at summit in Panghsang, Wa commander Bao Youxiang urges ethnic leaders to support and recognise the Wa Autonomous State.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Shan

    Shan rebels sit for ceasefire talks with UPWC

    A Shan spokesman said the objective was to work out an MoU, because the proposed ceasefire agreement is unlikely to be signed by 12 February.

    Lead Story News Peace Process Politics Shan

    No significant progress at Shan ceasefire talks

    Both the Shan State Army’s North and South have held separate meetings with the Burmese government aimed at moving the peace process ahead.

    Ethnic issues Lead Story News Peace Process Uncategorized

    Yawd Serk bows out urging peace, compromise

    The retirement of Lt. General Yawd Serk adds some uncertainty to the path towards nationwide peace, as a draft multi-lateral peace agreement garners support among most of Burma’s armed ethnic groups.

    News Politics

    Officials reach out to refugees following fighting in Shan state

    State officials and political parties in northern Shan state are trying to convince residents to return to their villages after thousands of locals fled after fighting erupted between Shan rebels and the military

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