ALP: ‘Rebels duped by a ceasefire’
Last month the Arakan Liberation Party (ALP) received an invitation from the Burmese government for peace Shan army calls for end to state abuse
Ceasefire agreed recently will be 'meaningless' unless Burmese troops bring to an end ingrained abusive practices against civilians Four Karen armies in talks over alliance
Ceasefires prompt once disparate armies, including the Karen National Union and DKBA, to meet for talks on future unity Top Karen leader facing treason charge
Mahn Nyein Maung appears in Insein prison court facing a possible death sentence or life imprisonment as lawyer decries evidence Attacks continue despite Karen ceasefire
Burmese troops shell a camp for internally displaced persons, while sporadic clashes break out between Karen and Burmese army Mon army agrees initial ceasefire terms
New Mon State Party signs tentative agreement with government's peace team but will brief officials before next round of talks Shan army signs ceasefire, agrees territory
Shan State Army–North becomes latest ethnic armed group to sign truce with government, with issues over territory agreed upon Simple dreams, harsh realities
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No agreement reached after discussions between Kachin Independence Army and government but both sides vow to continue talks Student army laments jailed members
All Burma Students' Democratic Front says 30 members remain behind, and should be released as 'prisoners of conscience'

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