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Over 40 Civilians Including Social Rescue Members Arrested in Kawkareik Township Karen State

Local residents informed KIC that among the 40 detainees they knew that it included: Ko Myat Htike from the Pearl Phyu Social Rescue Team, a teacher Phoe Win, Ko Soe Soe who works as an ice seller, U Hla Myaing, Aung Myint Tun who runs an ice cream shop, Ko Aung Naing from Free Funeral Service Society, Daw Pearl Phyu,…

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KNLA ambush kills 6 Military Council soldiers in fierce Tanyin battle in Dooplaya District Karen State

The Military Council has established its troops in Taung Sun, Anan Kwin, Lut Shan, and Takon Taing villages located in the Win Yaw region of the KNU’s Win Yay Township. These troops frequently launch artillery attacks on residential areas. They also frequently place landmines near schools and villages, interrogate passers-by, and fire warning shots in a threatening manner on a…

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Storm warnings cause concern for IDP safety and accommodation in Karen State and Tanintharyi Region

Over the last few days, the Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs and Disaster Management of the National Unity Government (NUG) and local weather agencies have issued measures aimed at preventing storm risks. “We live in a coastal area, so the monsoons are strong. We are not often affected by storms, but we often experience heavy rains in our region. The places…

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Over 500 residents forced to flee Win Yay Township following airstrike

On May 7, the Military Council bombed Weipathea village, located in Belamu village-tract of Win Yay Township (Ye Township) in Mon State. “”At 11:00 p.m., two bombs were dropped, but only one exploded, resulting in an injury to one villager in Weipathea. The bombs caused damage to several buildings. As a result, the villagers fled the area and some of…

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KNU to investigate allegations of business corruption involving some leaders involvement with Myawaddy’s Chinese “New City” project

Padoh Saw Kler Say, spokesperson for the statement, told KIC about the matter. “An independent investigation has not yet been initiated as the follow-up process of the Congress is still underway. We have conducted preliminary investigations on this matter in recent days, but the formation of an official investigation team and the commencement of the investigation will only begin after…

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The War in Karenni causing surge of IDP refugees and ever worse food crisis in Demoso Karenni State

According to a local IDP, the number of displaced individuals fleeing their homes in Demoso Township, Karenni State has been rapidly increasing in recent months. They are currently experiencing various hardships due to the lack of sufficient support. “In recent times, we have observed a noticeable rise in the number of internally displaced persons, coupled with a simultaneous decrease in…

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The 17th Congress of the Karen National Union (KNU) elected its executive committee and departmental heads

The KNU Executive Committee comprises of 11 members, namely: Padoh Saw Eh Kler Say, Padoh Saw Taw Nee, Padoh Naw Dah Dah, Padoh Saw Law Eh Moo, Brigadier General Saw Tamala Thaw, General Saw Johnny, as well as the Top 5 Elders (Big 5), Chairman Padoh Saw Kwe Htoo Win, Vice Chairman Padoh Saw Hser Gay, General Secretary Padoh Saw…

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Two CDM Soldiers Defect from Thay Baw Boe Military Council Camp to Join KNU

According to two CDM soldiers, Thaw Zin Oo and Thar Chit, who are both 20-year-old privates and had joined the Civil Disobedience Movement, were transferred by KNU officials to a safe liberated area on May 5. It is reported that Thaw Zin Oo and Thar Chit were arrested by the Military Council following their attendance at a friend’s sister’s birthday…

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Military Council’s shelling injures 4 locals, including 2 children, in Kyaikto, Mon State

Although there was no fighting in the area on the evening of May 3rd, the 207th Light Infantry Battalion of the Military Council intentionally launched at least 10 artillery shells into the surrounding villages of Theinzayat, sources close to the Karen National Union (KNU) claimed. Unfortunately, an artillery shell struck the house of U Yar Zar Tun, a Wardatkwin villager,…

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Seventy Seven Women Killed in KNU Territory since the Military Coup

According to the KWO list, between February 2021 and February 2023, a total of 272 people were affected, including 77 women killed and 195 injured. Among those affected were 27 girls under the age of 18. More have been killed during the March and April 2023 but this data has not been included. Naw K’nyaw Paw, Secretary of the Karen…

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