SWAN strongly denounces the Burma Army build-up around the Shan ceasefire area in Ke See township, central Shan State, which led to the rape of a young disabled woman on the eve of the November 7 election.
Since November 3, more than 1,000 new troops have been deployed from other parts of Shan State to areas adjacent to territory of the Shan State Army-North (SSA-N) First Brigade [...]
| |Several areas of Burma will be barred from taking part in November’s general election, state media have reported.
State television said the electoral commission had decided that the vote in a number of townships in five states would not be free and fair [...]
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