Interviews

Views of various Karenni resistance forces on KySPP established under the military council

“We are constantly reaching out to those affected, viewing photos and videos of victims, and speaking with them, which can be emotionally taxing. Despite these challenges, this is a responsibility we cannot abandon. We have a duty to speak up and serve on behalf of those who have suffered.” Salai Mang Hre Lian / CHRO

“If we return to duty now, we’ll have to sacrifice everything. We need a lot of support to be able to contribute to the state in some way. This is not the time to go to work and enjoy ourselves like before.” – Roslyn John, Chairperson of Karenni Civil Servants CDM Committee

Voices of local Mon youth on their lack of security and freedom of movement amid arbitrary arrests for military service

Voices of locals who are facing difficulties due to the collection of taxes by PNO under the pretext of various reason

“The military dictatorship will not be able to stand much longer and is nearing its collapse. We would like to encourage the people of Anyar Region to remain strong and continue their support for the public.” Ko La Pyae, the person responsiable for political affairs at PDO/PDA

“Looking at these cases, the youngest was 13 years old, and they ranged up to around 50 years old. Women who were trafficked multiple times were mostly between 18 and 25 years old. After these women have children or serve as wives in one household, they’re sometimes sold to another.” – San Htoi, Kachin Women’s Association Thailand (KWAT)

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