The Karen National Defence Organization held Karen Revolution Day ceremonies in Karen State on 31 January 2014. It was the 65th year of the Karen Struggle as the Burmese military regime has been conducting massive human rights violations against [...]
This video by the Karen National Defense Organization (KNDO) exposes how the Burmese Regime has made the ethnic regions of Burma one of the most heavily mined areas in the world. Civilians and soldiers alike suffer from landmines and [...]
While President Thein Sein is being applauded internationally for his efforts to build peace in Burma, this new documentary film by Burma Partnership questions whether the government’s current process will really lead to sustainable peace and national reconciliation. “Guns, [...]
This video tells the story of U Soe Myint, a Karen refugee on the Thailand-Burma border, who fled Burma over 30 years ago and plans to never return. Recent reforms in Burma have, however, spurred talks of repatriation of [...]
In the summer of 2006, four friends from San Diego, California set out on a mission to expose the atrocities being done to the people of Burma, more specifically, the Karen people — one of the country’s largest ethnic [...]
This short documentary highlights refugees’ voices about repatriation from camps along the Thailand border back into Burma. Featuring interviews with the UNHCR, leading academics, representatives from civil society organizations, and the refugees themselves, the film shows the lack of [...]