The document discusses the development of ethnic armed organizations in Myanmar from the 1990s onwards, noting that over 20 groups formed during this period seeking greater autonomy and rights for their ethnic populations. It provides details on the major ethnic armed groups, including when they formed, how many soldiers they have, where they operate, and if they have signed ceasefires with the Myanmar government. The document concludes by arguing that resolving the civil conflicts through political dialogue and power sharing agreements is necessary for long-term peace and stability in the country.
The document discusses the development of ethnic armed organizations in Myanmar from the 1990s onwards, noting that over 20 groups formed during this period seeking greater autonomy and rights for their ethnic populations. It provides details on the major ethnic armed groups, including when they formed, how many soldiers they have, where they operate, and if they have signed ceasefires with the Myanmar government. The document concludes by arguing that resolving the civil conflicts through political dialogue and power sharing agreements is necessary for long-term peace and stability in the country.
The document discusses the development of ethnic armed organizations in Myanmar from the 1990s onwards, noting that over 20 groups formed during this period seeking greater autonomy and rights for their ethnic populations. It provides details on the major ethnic armed groups, including when they formed, how many soldiers they have, where they operate, and if they have signed ceasefires with the Myanmar government. The document concludes by arguing that resolving the civil conflicts through political dialogue and power sharing agreements is necessary for long-term peace and stability in the country.