Tag: TNLA
INTER-ETHNIC CONFLICT IN SHAN STATE: Political dialogue the way to go...
As the inter-ethnic war between the Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS) and Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) again reignited during the last few...
RCSS Clash with TNLA on Christmas Day
The Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS) fought with the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) in Kyaukme Township, northern Shan State, this Friday (December...
Villagers Still Displaced by Fighting
Over one hundred villagers uprooted from their homes by fighting between armed groups in northern Shan State during the harvest period in early December...
RCSS, TNLA Clash Multiple Times in Northern Shan State
The Restoration Council of Shan State (RCSS) and the Ta'ang National Liberation Army (TNLA) fought four times in northern Shan State last week. Lt-Col Sai...
CSOs Condemn Armed Groups for Kidnapping & Extortion
The Association for Human Rights and Justice Initiative (HRJI) and several civil society organizations (CSOs) condemned an ethnic armed organization (EAO) after it allegedly...
More than 1,000 IDPs Flee to Mogok
More than 1,000 people fled from rural areas of Mogok Township to the town by the same name in Mandalay Region after fighting broke...
Villagers Hear Gunfire in Muse Township
Villagers from Sel Larnt village-tract in northern Shan State's Muse Township told SHAN they heard gunfire on Tuesday morning (November 17), although had no...
Gunmen Release Abductee in Namkham
A woman abducted by an unknown armed group in Burma's unruly northern Shan State was released yesterday, October 19. The woman, who owns a construction...
Tatmadaw Increases Presence in Northern Shan State
Since the beginning of September, human rights activists in Burma's northern Shan State have observed an increase of Tatmadaw troops. Military columns have been...
Hundreds of Civilians Flee Forced Recruitment by Armed Group in Northern...
By- Hseng Leang Villagers fled their homes after news circulated that an armed organization was forcibly recruiting civilians in Burma's Lashio Township. About 218 fled from...
