Karenni State civil society networks, including women and student groups, said the 2008 Constitution gives an unfair advantage to the Union Solidarity Development Party. . .
Farmers from Nwalapoe, near Loikaw, the Karenni state capital, are angry that the Burma Army is demanding they pay 2000 kyat for a registration card that allows them travel to their work. . .
Burma's largest political party, the Union Solidarity Development Party, has been accused of harassment by its ethnic opponents. . .
Karenni community will not recognizes the outcome of the election
Written by Naung Hlaing Wednesday, 18 August 2010 15:15Following the announcement by the Burmese military regime that it will hold an election on November 7 is to animate the junta’s controversial 2008 constitution and significantly fails to meet with the ethnic leaders and opposition groups make the election could not be recognized, said Karenni National Community of Canada (KNCC). . .
The Organization of Karenni Development (OKD), which based in Malaysia seemed to welcome the residents in Burma, while there are many people want to go . . .
The Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP) forced loans, which are seen as a support for government-back political candidates were criticized at Phe Khon village, Southern part of Shan state,
