Rainy season spells misery for hundreds at Myanmar camp for displaced
An escalating battle between junta troops and ethnic rebels means the residents of Pa Law Ta Moe can’t go home.
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An escalating battle between junta troops and ethnic rebels means the residents of Pa Law Ta Moe can’t go home.
Civilians displaced by the Southeast Asian country’s three-year civil war face a journey through jungles, mountains and rivers to flee the violence
On March 29, ethnic environmental protection organizations from the Myanmar side, along with Thai civil environmental groups, gathered in Chiang Mai, Thailand, to tackle the surge in wildfire incidents and the accompanying air pollution, caused by smoke from burning fires in the Salween River areas along the Thailand-Myanmar border.
To worry about the land and stress over their legal relationship with it is the condition of the Karen people today.
Community land for most Indigenous Karen people in Myanmar is not subject to ownership — it is rather a source of their faith, a divine creator of which the Karen are solely the custodians. Despite this belief, Karen communities living in the southern Kayin state (or Kawthoolei, as Karen nationalists call it) have taken part […]