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Home > News > Peace Related Activities – (December 2017)

Peace Related Activities – (December 2017)

By Staff 4 December, 2017 👁 43
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RCSS postpones meeting with TNLA

Fighting rages between Tatmadaw, KIA in Tanai

Many hurdles remain in peace process, says think tank

Kachin IDP camp facing glaring shortfalls, needs repairs

Police search KIA Technical Advisory Office in Myitkyina

UNFC requests meeting with state counsellor, Tatmadaw chief as peace negotiations reach precipice of a deal

UNFC leaders hope to meet with state-level decision makers

Shan State MP wants to rid passport application process of corruption

‘Fighting may break out everywhere’: TNLA says clashes with Tatmadaw have escalated

TNLA claims control of SSPP territory

Myanmar military to put pressure on ‘illegal’ mines in KIO area

Heavy fighting erupts between Tatmadaw, KIA in Tanai

Over 1.2 million methamphetamine tablets seized in Maungdaw and Buthidaung


November 2017

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