Tag: NCA
THE THREE LEFT OUT ETHNIC ARMIES: Questions of ratifying nationwide ceasefire...
When asked, regarding the regime's top peace negotiator, U Aung Min's statement of 9 May, during the Peace and Reconciliation Meeting held at Inya...
Danger of polarization in peace process is real
Hardly has the euphoria of EAOs leaders' meeting held in Panghsang subsided, the “Peace and National Reconciliation Meeting”, involving a gathering of two major...
Wa will not be NCA signatory
The United Wa State Army (UWSA) says due to its different situation from other ethnic armed organizations (EAOs), the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) draft...
The Peace Process: What’s next?
As delegates from each ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) head for the Wa capital of Panghsang aka Pangkham on the Sino-Burmese border, one question: whether...
Fifth nationwide ceasefire agreement draft ignores Panglong Promises: Sweeping core issues...
As United Wa State Army (UWSA) held conference, co-hosted by Mong La and Kachin Independence Army (KIA), scheduled to start from 1 to 3...
To Hopeland and Back (Part XII) Day 17
Day Seventeen. Tuesday, 31 March 2015 The highlight of the day is the visit by the President himself “to pull a propaganda coup”, according to...
To Hopeland and Back (Part XII) Day 16
Day Sixteen. Monday, 30 March 2015 So after an 8-day suspense, we are all back. My worries, fortunately, have not taken shape. The 7th NCA...
To Hopeland and Back (Part XII) Day 8
Day Eight. Sunday, 22 March 2015 I hope the officials are not fooling us when they tell us there are 913 “national races”, according to...
To Hopeland and Back (Part XII) Day 7
Day seven. Saturday, 21 March 2015 The 5th session of the meeting today begins with encouraging opening remarks from Nai Hong Sa, the NCCT leader: All...
To Hopeland and Back (Part XII) Day 6
Day Six Friday, 20 March 2015 The one thing the NCCT and its government counterpart, the UPWC, do each time they run into a hitch...
