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Military is committed to peace process, says Thein Sein
Burmese president discusses ceasefire and development issues with Wa, Mong La and Shan State Army North leaders in Naypyidaw.
Arakan armies to join peace process
Two Arakan-based armed groups, Democratic Party of Arakan (DPA) and National United Party of Arakan (NUPA), have been accepted by the Burmese government to join the nationwide peace process.
Gun Maw urges US to play role in Burma’s peace process
Gen. Gun Maw, the deputy commander-in-chief of the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and the group’s chief negotiator, has renewed an offer to the US government to become involved in Burma’s ongoing peace process.
Burma’s peace process must be ‘all-inclusive’, say The Elders
“People have to feel they have a stake in the [peace] process. When they can express their views and concerns – and these are discussed – this paves the way for a totally new beginning in the society," said Finnish statesman Martti Ahtisaari.
Karen monks, pastors voice support for peace process
Ethnic Karen religious leaders, both Buddhist and Christian, meet in Hpa-an to discuss their involvement in the current peace-building process between Karen armed groups and the Burmese government.
Women urged to take part in peace process
The nationwide ceasefire and peace process has progressed without the input of women and women's groups. Now participants say that for lasting peace to be achieved, women must be included.
