Since January 2013, Burmese government troops have been carrying out military offensives in Palaung areas against the Shan State Army-North (SSA-N), Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and Ta’ang National Liberation Army (TNLA).
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Commander-in-chief of Kyauk Mae Sakakha (Military Operation Command) arbitrarily arrest 3 civillians
The commander in chief of Kyauk Mae Sakakha (Military Operation Command), based temporarily in Namhsan township in Palaung Self-administered Zone, detained Ko Htun Tin, Ma Soe Lay and Ma Khin Lay from Man Lael village without reason, at around 4 pm i...
Government’s troops seize the rations and cooking utensils of the villagers
The government’s tropps – Battalions 144, 130 and 501 – looted the rice and cooking utnesils from villagers of the Hta Kyae village, Nah Aww village tract in Manton township, which is in the Palaung Self-administered Zone in the afternoon of November...
The Government troop No. 130 beat a TNLA soldier to death
The Government troop No. 130 beat Corporal Ayai Aung from TNLA to death on his way to return home with leave, in the evening of November 10.
Police Second Lieutenant, people’s militia and villagehead allow the free drug trading in the village
The leader of People’s militia U Any Ba, Police second lieutenant, villagehead Kun Yay Khin (aka) U Anyan Htun, and clerk U Ayay Ba from Man Pu village, Man Sat village tract, Nam Kham township in China-Burma border, take bribes from the drug-dealers...
Burmese government troop No. 144 shot a Kachin villager to death
U La San Bauk Naw from Mai Wee village, Namhkham township in northern Shan State was shot to death on his way to the farm by the soldiers from No. 144 troop which patrol for the Shwe Gas project's pipeline on November 15, 2012.
Update of human right violations by the Burma Army during offensives in Palaung areas
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The Ta’ang Students and Youth Organization (TSYO) released a report today called “Pipeline Nightmare” that illustrates how the Shwe Gas and Oil Pipeline project, which will transport oil and gas across Burma to China, has resulted in the confiscation of people’s lands, forced labor, and increased military presence along the pipeline, affecting thousands of people.
