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Faith-Based Communities Urge for a Stop to Violence in Myanmar and Protection for Displaced People
June 4, 2021
The International Catholic Migration Commission has joined an interfaith appeal to the military in Myanmar to stop using violence and to work for a just peace rooted in democratic norms.
Over the past months, tens of thousands of people in Myanmar have fled their homes to escape attacks by security forces. Photo: Villagers from the Karen minority ethnic group take refuge in the jungle following Myanmar military airstrikes in March. Photo source: Karen Education and Culture Department/UCA News
In a 3 June joint statement, over 25 faith-based humanitarian actors worldwide vowed not to remain silent in the face of violence in Myanmar. They expressed deep concern that the violence has caused increased suffering and is triggering large-scale displacement.
BANGKOK and KUALA LUMPUR
Forced from his home by conflict in 2018, Zau Lawn is now trying to bring aid to some of the thousands of civilians stranded by fresh clashes in the aftermath of Myanmar’s military coup.
Since March, Zau Lawn, a pseudonym for a 24-year-old divinity student in northern Myanmar’s Kachin State who asked that his real name not be used, has broken nightly curfews to travel clandestinely from the state capital, Myitkyina, to the forests of Injangyang township more than 50 kilometres north.
He takes a three-day journey by car, boat, and motorcycle, risking run-ins with security forces, to help people trapped by conflict between military junta forces and the armed wing of the Kachin Independence Organisation – among the largest of more than 20 ethnic armed groups lining the country’s border areas.