September 1, 2020

Building sustainable peace in Burma

Millions of Karen and other Indigenous peoples rely on the Salween River for their food sovereignty, livelihoods, transportation, and spiritual practices.

Photo: KESAN

The recurring conflicts in Burma represent a major challenge for the promotion of peace, development and democracy.

However, many people work every day to build a peaceful Burma by various means.

WHAT'S INSIDE

Your September Bulletin highlights how many people work every day to build a peaceful Burma by various means.

As Burma’s first Indigenous protected and conserved area, the Salween Peace Park is a vibrant example of grassroots self-determination.

Our partners in Burma share with us a transformative vision for gender justice.

There are significant barriers to freedom of information in Burma. Learn more about Burma News International, an independent news association of Indigenous media.