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Peace in Burma: Closer than ever but still beyond reach
Just how close is Burma to achieving lasting peace? Depends who you ask.
Shan State villagers barred from farming land by military
The military tells Pekon Township farmers that they must renounce ownership of the land in order to farm.
Ethnic leaders discuss ceasefire in Chiang Mai
Leaders of several of Burma’s ethnic armed groups are convening this week in Chiang Mai, Thailand, in the lead-up to bilateral ceasefire talks.
HRW slams UN invitation for Burmese peacekeepers
Human Rights Watch has written to UN Secretary-General Ban Ki Moon, heavily criticizing the UN invitation to involve the Burmese army in future international peacekeeping missions.
Government, ethnic groups one step closer to ceasefire
A joint committee of ethnic ceasefire parties and government negotiators has been formed to produce the next draft of a nationwide ceasefire pact.
Burmese military appoints two women MPs
The Burmese military has appointed two female officers for the first time as representatives in parliament. They have been named as Lt-Col Soe Soe Myint and Lt-Col San Thida Khin.
