ZReportage.com Storia della settimana # 539 - Myanmar di auto per la pace - ha lanciato il 13 agosto 2014 - completa esperienza multimediale: audio, foto, testo e o video: andare a zReportage.com per vedere di più - nonostante i progressi compiuti nel suo muoversi verso la democrazia, in Myanmar è stata finora in grado di terminare tutte le insorgenze etniche che hanno a lungo diviso il paese. Il conflitto Kachin è uno dei molteplici conflitti indicati collettivamente come i birmani guerra civile. A partire dal 2011, lotta ha riacceso tra l'indipendenza Kachin esercito (KIA) e l'esercito birmano dopo un cessate il fuoco di lunga data è stato rotto. Il movimento di Kachin

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zReportage.com Story of the Week # 539 - Myanmar's Drive for Peace - Launched August 13, 2014 - Full multimedia experience: audio, stills, text and or video: Go to zReportage.com to see more - Despite progress in its move to democracy, Myanmar has so far been unable to end all the ethnic insurgencies that have long divided the country. The Kachin conflict is one of multiple conflicts collectively referred to as the Burmese Civil War. Since 2011, fighting has reignited between the Kachin Independence Army (KIA) and the Burmese Army after a longstanding ceasefire was broken. The Kachin Movement was founded during the British colonial occupation of Burma in the 1940s. The recent conflict has resulted in the deaths of thousands of people, the displacement of over 100, 000 civilians. The KIA, which fights for Kachin autonomy within Myanmar, is estimated to have around 8, 000 troops spread throughout the Kachin State. The military training center in Laiza is the main instructional institution for the KIA and recruits from all over Kachin State travel here to train in jungle warfare before being assigned to one of five brigades. With the recent visit of the U.S Secretary of state John Kerry to the country, and critical meeting's between Myanmar's government and the country's armed ethnic groups, there is some optimism that a long-awaited nationwide cease-fire agreement could become a reality. Myanmar embarked on democratic reforms in 2011 and opened its doors to the outside world for the first time in half a century.(Credit Image: © Taylor Weidman/zReportage.com via ZUMA Press)

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