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Burma Army troops shoot at farmers in central Shan State on election day, seriously injuring a woman and boy
November 12, 2015
Naypyidaw must immediately stop its attacks in central Shan State and let communities return home
November 6, 2015
Naypyidaw’s escalated offensive in central Shan State displaces over 6,000; four civilians injured by indiscriminate shelling and shooting
November 3, 2015
If Naypyidaw wants peace, it must stop its military advances into Shan ceasefire territories
October 15, 2015
Burma Army shelling, killing and torture of civilians in Mong Pawn constitute war crimes
September 28, 2015
Burma Army forces about 30 villagers to be human shields during fighting in Kunhing
September 17, 2015
Open letter to SMEC by Karli-KunHing People
September 9, 2015
Eastern Shan State villagers call for an immediate end todestructive gold mining operations
July 16, 2014
Burmese government troops use villagers as human shields after attacks against ceasefire group in central Shan State
October 25, 2013
Human rights abuses by Burma Army during conflict in northern Shan State during September 2013 Civilian vehicles forced to accompany Burmese military as shields...
September 12, 2013
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Latest update
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
May 20, 2024
Concentrated SAC attacks along trade highways during Operation 1027 highlight risk of premature CMEC investment
April 11, 2024
Villagers in three townships gather to oppose dam building on Shan State rivers
March 15, 2024
Maesai river pollution likely caused by expanded gold mining in eastern Mong Hsat
March 8, 2024