Refworld | Myanmar: 1) Use of forced labour and relocation by army against ethnic minorities prior to September 1988 (particularly Shan state 1982-1983 and Karen state in 1983-1987); 2) human rights abuses committed by the Burma army 15 Light Infantry Regiment/Battalion 1982-1983 and the 32nd & 78 Burma Regiments/Battalions during 1983-1987; 3) human rights abuses during fighting between Burma army and Mong Tai Army in 1993-1995 (involvement of Burma army 359 Light Infantry Regiment/battalion)

Title	Myanmar: 1) Use of forced labour and relocation by army against ethnic minorities prior to September 1988 (particularly Shan state 1982-1983 and Karen state in 1983-1987); 2) human rights abuses committed by the Burma army 15 Light Infantry Regiment/Battalion 1982-1983 and the 32nd & 78 Burma Regiments/Battalions during 1983-1987; 3) human rights abuses during fighting between Burma army and Mong Tai Army in 1993-1995 (involvement of Burma army 359 Light Infantry Regiment/battalion)
Publisher	Austrian Centre for Country of Origin and Asylum Research and Documentation (ACCORD)
Publication Date	27 May 2009
Country	Myanmar
Topics	Abduction \| Forced labour \| Minorities
Citation / Document Symbol	a-6765
Cite as	Austrian Centre for Country of Origin and Asylum Research and Documentation (ACCORD), Myanmar: 1) Use of forced labour and relocation by army against ethnic minorities prior to September 1988 (particularly Shan state 1982-1983 and Karen state in 1983-1987); 2) human rights abuses committed by the Burma army 15 Light Infantry Regiment/Battalion 1982-1983 and the 32nd & 78 Burma Regiments/Battalions during 1983-1987; 3) human rights abuses during fighting between Burma army and Mong Tai Army in 1993-1995 (involvement of Burma army 359 Light Infantry Regiment/battalion), 27 May 2009, a-6765, available at: https://www.refworld.org/docid/4a251bfb2.html [accessed 21 May 2023]
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