Over 1,000 flee Burma Army abuses in new operations against Shan State Army-North
Atrocities by Burmese troops in a new military operation against the Shan State Army North (SSA-N) have caused over 1,000 villagers, from 16 villages in Tangyan, to flee from their homes during the past two weeks.
Since February, thousands of Burmese troops and artillery have been deployed to pressure the SSA-N to withdraw from its territories along the Salween River, near Tangyan. There have been armed clashes, and Burmese troops have been laying land mines and committing human rights violations against local civilians.
Tags: Armed Conflict, Human Rights Violations, Landmines, Shan Human Rights Foundation, Shan State, Shan State Army-NorthThis post is in: Crimes Against Humanity
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