21 January 2025 /

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Elections, Transition and Conflict

In accordance to the 2008 constitution, Clause 338 in chapter VII, “Defence Services,” the Government attempted to transform ceasefire groups into state-controlled Border Guard Forces (BGF) subordinate to the military’s regional commanders before the 2010 elections. The failure of negotiating efforts led by Lt.Gen.Ye Myint beginning in April 2009 to convince the ceasefire groups to cede their power to manage their own affairs, is what many believe sparked government attacks on certain ethnic militia groups.

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2010 conflict zones

2010 ceasefire zones

2010 political landscape

Four Mon resistance forces to launch military operations under ‘Ramanya Joint Column’

Mon resistance forces announced on 19 January that they will conduct military operations under the ‘Ramanya Joint Column’, a unified force comprising the Mon...

CDF-Asho captures 12 junta soldiers fleeing from Ann

Twelve junta soldiers who had fled from Ann town in Arakan State were captured within two days, said Salai Rochin, an official of Chinland...

Junta’s bombing of IDP camp in Demoso kills three civilians

Three civilians were killed and four others wounded in aerial bombings carried out by the military council on a displacement camp in the eastern...