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Myanmar: Karen rebels urge nonviolent solution to Rakhine crisis on ceasefire anniversary

Myanmar: Karen rebels urge nonviolent solution to Rakhine crisis on ceasefire anniversary

One of Myanmar’s leading non-state armed groups has urged the government to find a “politically dignified and nonviolent” resolution to the humanitarian crisis in Rakhine State, warning that failure to do so could jeopardise the government’s peace process. On Sunday, the second anniversary of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement, the Karen National Union released a statement […]

By Sean Gleeson, Frontier

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