Two Karenni refugees killed after funeral in US
A stabbing during a funeral procession last weekend in Phoenix, Arizona has left two Karenni men dead Karenni rebels reach out to locals over peace-talks
The Karenni National Progressive Party is travelling to Karenni state to talk with locals about the peace-process ahead of union-level talks with the government Japan told to gauge human cost of dam
Environmental group urges Tokyo to investigate history of rights abuses surrounding dam project that Japan may resume financing of Civilian shot, killed by Burmese troops
22-year-old man shot after failing to stop at an army checkpoint in Karenni capital Loikaw dies of his wounds in hospital Rebel attack kills three in Southeast Burma
Three people were said to have been killed on 24 December when KNPP troops ambushed a Burmese army convoy escorting workers of the Salween Dam Construction Project in Southeast Burma Minority areas excluded from elections
State media announces that many ethnic minority areas will be excluded from this year's upcoming poll, with many of the areas near or under the control of ethnic rebel groups. Karenni party admits to bombings
Feb 4, 2010 (DVB), An armed ethnic Karenni party has admitted to the recent bombing of KNPP denies reports of ceasefire
Oct 8, 2008 (DVB), The Karenni National Progressive Party has denied rumours that it is negotiating Ethnic organisations appeal for border aid
Jun 3, 2008 (DVB), Shan, Karen and Karenni groups have appealed to the international community to Karenni rebels clash with government troops
Apr 3, 2008 (DVB), Karenni National Progressive Party troops have clashed with State Peace and Development

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