As a result, over 180,000 Karenni people have become internally displaced. They are forced to flee to monasteries, churches, and school compounds. But these locations do not guarantee their safety ...

Karenni armed groups signed a cease-fire agreement ... The first group of displaced people set up camp at Daw Noe Ku just after the coup. As violence raged up north, word spread that the ...

Another estimated 120,000 Karenni people live in the Pekhon township area to the northwest of the geographic boundary of Karenni State, in southern Shan State. Since May 2021, more than 40 ...

Those circumstances don’t go away after resettlement. K'nyaw and Karenni people have fled violence in their homeland. They’ve experienced disenfranchisement, oppression, and degradation of their ...

Today, more than 3.5 million people in Burma are internally displaced, and an estimated 20 million are in need of humanitarian aid. Karenni State has the highest displacement rate in the country ...

About six people went with him. The older ones were 16 or 17, the younger ones 11, 12 or 13. I went home but didn’t tell my mother, then I went with him. —Koo Reh, recruited by the Karenni ...

Image New housing for displaced people in Karenni State, in the hills near Demoso in February. News — who survived an airstrike, whose village was burned, whose daughter has fled the country for ...

to Karenni and other resistance-held areas. Some came by car, others by motorbike or boat, spending the night outdoors to try to avoid military checkpoints. At one, all the young people were told ...

The Minnesota Twin Cities are home to more than 20,000 Karen and Karenni people, the largest population outside of Myanmar. Many Karen and Karenni families have fled political violence and resettled ...

(As people took to the streets ... with which they have been fighting for 65 or 70 years.” A member of the Karenni Resistance Force scouts the movement of the military junta in the frontline ...

With an abiding love for his culture, much of Maw's art celebrates the Karenni people, his work recognizes the beauty of his culture, while acknowledging the struggles of those still fleeing ...