2004

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Another Shan bites the dust

 

Alternative charter guidelines proposed

 

Ailing Wa leader comes in from the cold

 

SHAN-BURMESE RELATION1.doc

 

Ceasefire groups position supported by Wa

 

WRES____.PFB

 

WRES____.PFM

 

13_CFG.pdf

 

Burma's foremost politician monk honored

 

Convention to take a break soon

 

Another screw on Wa

 

Carnage reports persist

 

Ceasefire congress endorses new leadership

 

Ceasefire groups publish pamphlet

 

Ceasefire groups told to make direct contact with Army

 

Ceasefire groups told to ditch legal pros

 

Ceasefire_leader_fighting_fit.htm

 

elite_study_group_report_reflect.htm

 

Karen envoy defends choice of venue

 

Chinese spooks raise queries

 

Ceasefire groups held to ransom

 

Convention held to gain fellow culprits, says exiled MP

 

Ceasefire groups told to help round off roadmap

 

Commander_rewarded_for_role_in_October_coup.htm

 

Convention0reps_one_more_one_less.htm

 

Karen man at Thaksin's give-away party

 

Czech minister counsels dissidents for pragmatism

 

Convention chair begs his way to "victory"

 

Ethnic coalition told to lie low

 

Junta plays dirty game, claims convention delegate

 

Exiled Shan leader calls for diverse actions

 

Junta serves notice to ceasefire groups

 

Khun Sa basher dies

 

Depayin butcher not evil: former bodyguard

 

Exiled Shans hold meeting

 

Karenni gives in to Rangoon

 

Junta scraps ceasefire groups' demands

 

Dissidents mull over National Accord rough

 

Ethnic meet urges ceasefire groups to stick to their guns

 

Karen congress on hold

 

MP was squeezed out, say dissidents

 

Karenni-Rangoon talks: The 16 point agreement

 

No sweat no UNSC agenda, says academic

 

Khin Nyunt shows up, we exit, declares EU

 

Lahu_leader_washes_hands_of_quitters.htm

 

More power to the states, demand ceasefire delegates

 

Karen leader calls for continued vigilance

 

Karen tours Europe without Shan sidekick

 

Karens say ceasefire not end goal

 

Kyaw Win still in hot water

 

Kokang not just drugs

 

Lahu: Rangoon broke its word to us

 

Lisbon rolls out red carpet for Shan-Karen duo

 

Lahu_dissidents_leave_the_fold.htm

 

Shan ceasefire group hold congress

 

Largest Arakan party sidelined

 

New leaders elected to succeed deceased head

 

Opposition hemmed in

 

Shan ceasefire groups will attend next convention

 

Move over

 

Restoration Council of Shan State

 

News in Picture

 

Remembering Col. Sao Gunyawd

 

Non-Burmans hold last-ditch meetings

 

Seized_Wa_cars_returned.htm

 

Shan lobbyist: Serving the cause with our own money

 

Rangoon accused

 

Shan draft charter presented for team approval

 

Shan leader begets a daughter-in-law

 

Third force presents revised roadmap

 

Scholar proscribe power sharing and group autonomy

 

The riddle of Maung Aye

 

Shan rep: Opposition in need of new game plan to keep friends in line

 

Shan envoy: Don't let the generals bully democracy

 

Shans back Harn Yawnghwe

 

Third force says statement inaccurate

 

Talks a success

 

Visiting general also carries alms-bowl

 

Top Karen diplomat on US charm tour

 

UNPO: More Burma-based groups apply for membership

 

Who's bossing the MI?

 

Wa prepare for the worst

 

Academic: Goodbye, nation-states; Hello, multinational states

 

Hkun Htun Oo: a CV

 

Paper circulated only a revised one, say Convention delegate

 

Follow-up: Junta scraps ceasefire groups' demands, 22 May 2004