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Widespread arrests, torture, disappearance of civilians under high-level Burma Army operation in Ho Pong after fighting with NCA signatory RCSS/SSA
August 4, 2017
Recent TB cases raise concern for health consequences of longstanding air pollution levels in Nam Ma coal mining area
July 11, 2017
Fighting against RCSS/SSA and human rights violations by Burma Army in Mong Paeng highlight insecurity in Eastern Shan State despite peace process
July 7, 2017
600 villagers hold forest blessing ceremony to oppose coal mining in Nam Ma
June 29, 2017
New EIA/SIA causes fear among local villagers of coal mining expansion in Nam Ma
June 2, 2017
Coal mining in Mong Kung threatens vital southern Shan State water source
May 25, 2017
Arbitrary arrest of two villagers by Burma Border Guard Force in Mong Yawng, eastern Shan State
March 27, 2017
Over 400 local villagers gather to call for halt of dams on Namtu River in northern Shan State
March 22, 2017
Village leader of Nam Ma coal mining area shot dead by unknown assailants
March 6, 2017
Aerial bombing by Burma Army jets kills three villagers, injures seven in Kyaukme, northern Shan State
January 16, 2017
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SAC airstrikes kill 15 civilians, injure 32, including many hospital patients, in resistance-controlled Nawngkhio and Kyaukme towns
February 4, 2025
SAC air and artillery attacks centred on China’s planned Muse-Mandalay railway inflict over 200 civilian casualties
December 20, 2024
Thai government study identifies eastern Shan State mining as cause of unprecedented mud damage in Mae Sai during recent flooding
November 27, 2024
SAC airstrikes inflict high civilian casualties in resistance-controlled areas of northern Shan State
October 9, 2024
Heavy SAC bombardment of Hsipaw kills 19 civilians, injures 19, damages over 110 buildings, including near Chinese pipelines
August 26, 2024