Interviews

“Among them are…young children, and people with disabilities. The elderly are also among the displaced. Pregnant women are not receiving adequate medical care. The junta airstrikes are targeting and destroying hospitals and clinics, and their indiscriminate attacks on innocent civilians are utterly inhumane. Food supplies are also insufficient.” – Naw Cherry, KPSN

“Without a constitution and an electoral system that the people accept, continuing along the current path under one-sided laws will not lead to a political solution. Our stance remains unchanged, as we cannot accept an election that fails to provide a genuine political resolution.” Sai Leik – General Secretary of SNLD

“No matter how successful we are militarily or politically, if there is division within Chin State or a lack of unity, we can’t claim true success. On our side, we are preparing to follow a path of peace and will continue these efforts moving forward.” – Salai Timmy, Spokesperson for CNDF and CB

“There is no way we can implement this with just seven groups. We fully understand that overcoming crises requires the involvement of all relevant individuals and organizations. The scope of this need is broad and complex.” Colonel Saw Kyaw Nyunt, spokesperson for 7EAO Alliance

“From what I’ve seen, the airstrikes aren’t targeting specific military positions but are hitting civilian areas, including monasteries, churches, and schools. This has left the local population living in constant fear.” – Naw Wah Khu Shee, KSPN

Voices of some displaced people from Karenni IDP camp-2 about food aid reduction

“Even in the current dry season, IDPs are facing immense hardships. In the upcoming monsoon season, the situation could worsen significantly. This region frequently experiences flooding during the rainy season, and it’s unimaginable how people will cope with displacement in wet, muddy conditions. Based on our experience, this will be an extremely difficult period.” – Nai Aue Mon, Program Director of HURFOM

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