English, Karen and Burmese language Despite many threats and challenges due to the continuing attacks of the Burmese military, the Indigenous Karen people in the Salween Peace Park are …
Kaw: Revitalizing Our Ancestral Land, Asserting Self-Determination
For the first time in the history, the KNU’s Kawthoolei Land Committee organized a historical ceremony in Taw-Oo District to award the first certificates to five ‘Kaw’, a customary land …
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Preserving our nature despite living under oppression
"Regardless of how hard it is, bravely face it" Along with news on the current military coup, the subsequent attacks on ethnic people, and the increasing number of displaced people, …
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The 20th Anniversary: A Pathway to Social and Environmental Justice
November 18th, 2021 marked 20 years since the establishment of the Karen Environmental and Social Action Network (KESAN). To recognize two decades of successes, challenges, and lessons …
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