HomeParliamentarians to meet with armed groupsShan State Army (SSA) soldiers salute during the 65th anniversary of Shan State National Day at the army’s Loi Taileng headquarters in Shan State along the Myanmar-Thai border
Shan State Army (SSA) soldiers salute during the 65th anniversary of Shan State National Day at the army’s Loi Taileng headquarters in Shan State along the Myanmar-Thai border
Shan State Army (SSA) soldiers salute during the 65th anniversary of Shan State National Day at the army's Loi Taileng headquarters in Shan State along the Myanmar-Thai border February 7, 2012. The SSA, one of the largest ethnic rebel groups in the country, signed a ceasefire agreement with the government early in December 2011. Peace talks with Myanmar's many armed ethnic group have long been a key demand by the West in order to have sanctions lifted. REUTERS/Chaiwat Subprasom (MYANMAR - Tags: POLITICS CIVIL UNREST ANNIVERSARY MILITARY)
