Source: Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies
Country: Myanmar
In light of ongoing unity-building measures in Myanmar, this paper examine’s the Karen history of conflict, seeking to analyse the push for greater unity amongst the Karen. It highlights Karen opinions and experiences of unity-building, derived from conversations with Karen individuals from various communities, civil society organisations (CSOs), armed groups, political parties and government offices. It also utilises information from conversations held with 111 community members across Karen State who have shared their opinions on the current situation in Myanmar in regards to the peace process, forming the basis of the Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies publication Listening to Communities: Karen State.