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Conflict, Peace & Security

22 Jun 2024

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Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA)

The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) has been a significant player since its establishment in March 1989. In operation 1027, they successfully took back the city of Laukkai, showcasing their strategic capabilities and influence in the area. Over the years, the MNDAA has been involved in various activities, including both military and political endeavors, […]

22 Jun 2024

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Post-Coup Civilian Massacres in Myanmar

Explore the escalating violence and human rights abuses inflicted on civilians in Myanmar following the military coup in January 2021. This data story examines the patterns, chronology, and no of civilian fatality, of the tragic massacres unfolding across Myanmar from early 2021 to mid-2024.

22 Jun 2024

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Timeline of SNLD Efforts Towards Federal Democracy

Between 1990 and 2023, the Shan Nationalities League for Democracy (SNLD) has persistently worked towards achieving federal democracy in Myanmar. Over the years, the party has navigated through political challenges and socio-economic changes, standing as a symbol of resilience and determination in the pursuit of Democratic ideals and Federalism. The timeline highlights the continuous efforts […]

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6 Jun 2024

Recap Memo

Naypyitawlogy – Three Words Characterizing Naypyitaw

The recap memo of the 30 Minutes with the ISP live event held on May 11, 2024, highlighting the three key descriptors that characterize Naypyitaw: "Hollowed-out," "Corrosion," and "Stormy Political Climate."

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Impact of Conflict: High Intensity in 18% of All Townships

ISP-Myanmar conducted a study to assess the level of conflict impact on these townships using three indexes: the Security Risk Index, the Humanitarian Crises Index, and the Public Service Absence Index.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Sagaing and Shan Faced High Levels of Public Service Absences

ISP-Myanmar conducted a study to assess the level of public service absence in these townships using the Public Service Absence Index.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Sagaing Region Faced The Most Widespread Humanitarian Crises

ISP-Myanmar conducted a study to assess the humanitarian crisis level in these townships using the Humanitarian Crises Index based on the number of internally displaced persons (IDPs).

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27 May 2024

Mapping

High Intensity in Security Risk Index Among 49 Percent of All Townships

ISP-Myanmar conducted a study to assess the security risk level in these townships using the Security Risk Index, a composite index based on the number of clashes, airstrikes, arson, and fatalities.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Conflict in 70% of Total Townships

Within three years since the coup, out of a total of 330 townships in Myanmar, at least 14,317 clashes occurred in at least 233 townships, accounting for 70 percent of the total.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Over Eight Towns Ceded by MAF in Myanmar-Bangladesh Border Districts

Four towns, making up about eight percent of the district, are situated in the Myanmar-Bangladesh border districts.

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27 May 2024

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Over 12 Towns Ceded by MAF in Myanmar-India Border Districts

In all districts bordering India (excluding Naga Self-Administered Districts), the Myanmar Armed Forces (MAF) lost control of towns.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Over Eight Towns Ceded by MAF in Myanmar-Thailand Border Districts

Following Operation 1027, Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) and resistance forces seized more than 53 towns throughout the nation.

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27 May 2024

Mapping

Over 17 Towns Ceded by MAF in Myanmar-China Border Districts

After Operation 1027, Ethnic Armed Organizations (EAOs) and resistance forces took control of more than 53 towns across the country.

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22 Mar 2024

Mapping

Territories Under PSLF/TNLA Control

The map outlines the territories dominated or controlled by the Palaung State Liberation Front (PSLF/TNLA), both before and after the Operation 1027, as well as territories under the control of the Northern Alliance forces and the Shan State Progress Party (SSPP/SSA).

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22 Mar 2024

Mapping

The Old Ta’ang (Palaung) “Territorial Dream”

The map presents the territories controlled or active by the Palaung State Liberation Organization/Palaung State Liberation Army (PSLO/PSLA) from 1963 to 1991, alongside the territories demanded by the ceasefire PSLO during the 1993-94 National Convention.