Interview

Reported by Wonsa Mon, The Tatmadaw doesn’t desire to change the 2008 constitution. Although it wants peace, it only wants to talk from above the table, analyses Nai Hongsar, vice-

Considering the current discussion on the nationwide ceasefire agreement, IMNA conducted an interview with Nai Hong Sar, who is leader of the NCCT and a member of the Senior

IMNA: It is known that the MNDF will register soon, so I would like to know the future plans of the party?

Panorkkyar, Rai Maraoh: Question: : What is your [the New Mon State Party (NMSP)] view on the call for a second Panglong conference?

Nai Htaw Han I think these elections will not benefit the masses. Because of this, I think many people are uninterested in the election.  

IMNA reporter Mi Rai Maroah interviewed Nai Ngwe Thein,  the chairman of the All Mon Regions Democracy Party (AMRDP) to order to discuss the party’s political situation, and the group’s ongoing campaign trip, as the party continues moving toward its goal of represent the whole of Burma’s Mon people in …

According to New Mon State Party (NMSP) spokesperson Nai Chay Mon during an interview with IMNA reporter Loa Htaw, party leaders have gathered at their headquarters in southern Mon State for an emergency meeting.

IMNA: Can you speak about the current relations between the New Mon State Party [NMSP] and the State Peace and Development Council [SPDC]?

Today, the Burmese ethnic ceasefire group New Mon State Party’s (NMSP) ceasefire agreement with the Burmese military junta completes 12 years.

Q: What does it take to elect women as leaders in the New Mon State Party (NMSP)? A: Party leaders will not elect a woman because most representatives are men. I am the only woman on the Central Committee [CC]. [Note: there are nine members in the Central Executive Committee …