Coming Peace-talks will prioritize cease fire agreement
The Karenni National Progressive Party (KNPP) agreed to hold further peace-talks with the Naypyidaw delegates in early next month and a ceasefire will be a main topic for discussion.
Burma Army gang raped Karenni woman
A mother and her six-year-old daughter were on their way to sell snacks on the Shan-Karenni border when Burma Army soldiers arrested them.
A Karenni Refugee Laments Her Painful Past and a Future Without Hope
Karenni Refugee Camp 1, about a one hour drive from Mae Hong Son City, in northwestern Thailand, is my home. I have lived there among 15,000 of my people for nearly 10 years, after being born in Camp 3, which was an hour’s walk away.
Flooding in Balu Chaung River Affects the three Villages near Loikaw
The emergency release of water in Mobye Dam has pushed the Balu Chuang River at the height of flood and around 1700 local residents from the three villages nearby Loikaw, the capital of Karenni State, are now facing the flooding problem.
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DANGER WITH EVERY STEP: LANDMINES KILLING AND WOUNDING IN KARENNI AREA
Written by Daily Htet Wednesday, 12 October 2011 19:15A group of young people was cutting the grass in the compound of a Baptist Church on a Saturday evening in March, in Mountain Village, Mawchi Township, Karenni (Kayah) State.
Security Tightened in Pruso since the Establishment of a Military Training Ground
Written by Ku Du Thursday, 15 September 2011 08:16
According to locals, security has visibly tightened in Pruso Township since construction began on the military training ground.
No More Land for the Civilians to Set Foot on
Written by Kantarawaddy Times Friday, 19 August 2011 12:23One evening on a hill in Mawchi town, while some young people from the Baptist Church were busy cleaning up their church grounds and cutting the long grass, chatting and laughing together when they heard a loud explosion.
50,000 Kyats per Acre to be paid As Compensation for the Confiscated Lands
Written by Aye Chan Shay Thursday, 11 August 2011 09:09The new Burmese government has confiscated farmlands of the locals in Hpruso township awarding farmers only 50,000 Kyats compensation.







