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SAC air and artillery attacks centred on China’s planned Muse-Mandalay railway inflict over 200 civilian casualties

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation December 20, 2024 SAC air and artillery attacks centred on China’s planned Muse-Mandalay railway inflict over 200 civilian casualties SAC airstrikes and shelling in nine

December 20, 2024

Thai government study identifies eastern Shan State mining as cause of unprecedented mud damage in Mae Sai during recent flooding

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation November 27, 2024 Thai government study identifies eastern Shan State mining as cause of unprecedented mud damage in Mae Sai during recent flooding A study

November 27, 2024

SAC airstrikes inflict high civilian casualties in resistance-controlled areas of northern Shan State

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation October 9, 2024 SAC airstrikes inflict high civilian casualties in resistance-controlled areas of northern Shan State SAC airstrikes and shelling between August 26 and

October 9, 2024

Heavy SAC bombardment of Hsipaw kills 19 civilians, injures 19, damages over 110 buildings, including near Chinese pipelines

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation August 26, 2024 Heavy SAC bombardment of Hsipaw kills 19 civilians, injures 19, damages over 110 buildings, including near Chinese pipelines Heavy SAC airstrikes and

August 26, 2024

SAC revenge airstrikes in Hsenwi kill 13 civilians, injure 24, damage over 40 buildings in July 2024

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation August 6, 2024 SAC revenge airstrikes in Hsenwi kill 13 civilians, injure 24, damage over 40 buildings in July 2024 During July 2024, SAC airstrikes

August 6, 2024

SAC airstrikes and shelling kill 46 civilians, injure 35, damage over 150 buildings along Chinese pipelines in Nawngkhio, Kyaukme and Hsipaw townships

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation July 22, 2024 SAC airstrikes and shelling kill 46 civilians, injure 35, damage over 150 buildings along Chinese pipelines in Nawngkhio, Kyaukme and Hsipaw townships

July 22, 2024

SAC airstrikes, shelling and landmines kill nine villagers, injure twenty in Nawngkhio township, injure three in Mong Mit township, northern Shan State

Update by the Shan Human Rights Foundation May 20, 2024 SAC airstrikes, shelling and landmines kill nine villagers, injure twenty in Nawngkhio township, injure three in Mong Mit township, northern Shan State

May 20, 2024

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SAC air and artillery attacks centred on China’s planned Muse-Mandalay railway inflict over 200 civilian casualties

Thai government study identifies eastern Shan State mining as cause of unprecedented mud damage in Mae Sai during recent flooding

SAC airstrikes inflict high civilian casualties in resistance-controlled areas of northern Shan State

Heavy SAC bombardment of Hsipaw kills 19 civilians, injures 19, damages over 110 buildings, including near Chinese pipelines

SAC revenge airstrikes in Hsenwi kill 13 civilians, injure 24, damage over 40 buildings in July 2024

SAC airstrikes and shelling kill 46 civilians, injure 35, damage over 150 buildings along Chinese pipelines in Nawngkhio, Kyaukme and Hsipaw townships

SAC airstrikes, shelling and landmines kill nine villagers, injure twenty in Nawngkhio township, injure three in Mong Mit township, northern Shan State

Concentrated SAC attacks along trade highways during Operation 1027 highlight risk of premature CMEC investment

Villagers in three townships gather to oppose dam building on Shan State rivers

Maesai river pollution likely caused by expanded gold mining in eastern Mong Hsat

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