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Karen State’s Unreliable Power Supply Forces Firewood, Charcoal, and Candle Prices to Skyrocket – Garment Factories Owners Expect Huge Losses and Cancelled Orders

Angry Families Quarrel with Senior Burma Army Officers Over Mis-information Frontline Soldiers Killed in Battle were ‘Missing’ Not Dead

Kyarinnseikgyi Teacher Opposed to Coup, Sentenced to 17 Years-in Jail with Hard Labor

Karen State Students Registrations for Matriculation Exams Reduced by Two-Thirds

Protesters demand the US and China Chiang Mai consulates do more to end Kachin conflict

Funeral for Kyaikto airstrike victims hit by another junta airstrike

Junta road closures and heavy toll collection push Karen State residents into hardship

KNU Chair calls for investing in future generations to help build Kawthoolei State

Police Ramp up Drug Busts, Net over 200,000 Pills in Kya-in Seikgyi Township

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“Rivers are not commodities for Sale” – Environmental Rights and Civil Society Groups Demand End to Large-dam Projects

Calls emerge to pay wages for CDM staff involved in interim education

Myawaddy–Mae Sot Friendship Bridge No. 2 reopens, limited truck traffic resumes into Myanmar

Junta torches Kyaukkwin Village on Hpapun–Kamarmaung Road

Burma Army Offensive Attacks in Central Karen State Displaces Another 10,000 Villagers – Total Displaced Now Estimated at 144,000

Burma’s Military Coup Council Violates Thai Air Space to Attack and Kill Villagers

KNU: Burma Army Militarization Forces Karen to Flee Villages – Government Used National Ceasefire Agreement to Increase its Troops in Brigades 5 and 7