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No united army for us, rebels vow
Large-scale fighting beckons as ceasefire groups defy a Rangoon order to give up their military wings
Published: 13/12/2009 at 12:00 AM
Newspaper section: Spectrum
The Burmese junta has set an end-of-year deadline for 12 ceasefire armies to come under the control of a
new military body, but at the moment there is mainly defiance and real fears of a conflict with the biggest military
group - the United Wa State Army (UWSA).
Khuensai Jaiyen
As the deadline draws closer, Spectrum spoke to key figures in
the negotiations to form the new Border Guard Force (BGF) and
militia and learned that six ceasefire groups are in favour of joining,
and six are opposed to it.
The New Democratic Army-Kachin (NDA-K), the Kayan
Khwe Htoo
During the fighting, nearly 40,000 people fled to neighbouring
China. In response, the Chinese Foreign Ministry urged the Burmese
government to handle its internal affairs properly, while it worked
behind the scenes to help solve the problem. Stability along the
border is China’s main priority.
In the end, the SPDC achieved its objective as the MNDAA, which
struck a ceasefire agreement with the Burmese government in 1989,
is no more. Most of their estimated 2,500 fighters fled to China
We Shall Achieve Victory Through Alliance!
Sai Wansai
When asked how he thinks it will end, he replied: “To leave
it to the junta and CFGs [ceasefire groups] to sort out among
themselves, is certainly a return to country-wide civil war. Right
now, China is trying to restrain both sides, telling each to back off a
few steps. If Asean, the EU [European Union] and the international
community support China, we may end up with happier results.”
Mr Khuensai says the Burmese army has been readying
reinforcements and arms in preparation for fighting with the
ceasefire groups. “The meaning is clear: Just submit to our wishes
or face the consequences.”
Ai Meung, a businessman closely connected to the UWSA
leadership, says the UWSA and the SPDC forces are on high alert
in expectation of a military showdown. The Burmese army has been
reinforcing troops, and building bunkers and trenches along Wa
areas, he says. The UWSA units on both the Chinese and Thai borders
have also been making preparations and deploying troops and weapons.
“Our soldiers have been moving family members who live along the Thai-Burma border to
safer areas; officials have been giving weapons to civilians who are willing to fight. What happened
to the MNDAA could be repeated with the UWSA and with its estimated 36,000-strong combined
READY TO FIGHT: United Wa State Army military go on parade to mark the 20th anniversary of
what the Wa, renowned for their fearsome fighting skills, call peaceful construction of the state.
A Thai drugs officer, who requested anonymity, said drug smuggling into Thailand, especially
ya ba (methaphetamines), has increased recently.
‘’We have made some large seizures of this drug, but the ratio of the drugs seized to those getting
through is still about 10 to one.’’
Gary Lewis, a representative of the United Nations Office on Drug and Crime, said in Bangkok
on Nov 26 that Burma’s rebel ethnic groups are increasingly cashing in their illegal drug hauls in
expectations of a junta crackdown.
‘’Minority groups that feel under threat from the central government are using drug trafficking
to sustain themselves and keep control of their territories,’’ Mr Lewis said, without naming any
group.
Mai Aik Phone, chairman of the anti-Burmese group, Palaung State Liberation Front (PSLF)
who has many sources in the UWSA and other ceasefire
groups, said the incorporation of ceasefire groups into
the BGF and the militias would increase drug and human
trafficking as well as other illegal activities across the
border.
‘’Burma’s order that ceasefire groups join
the BFG and militia will affect Thailand. It will result in
an increase in drug smuggling, human trafficking and other
illegal activities across the border because some SPDC
officers are interested in doing business as well,’’ he said.
He said the problem stemmed from the
SPDC order that all ethnic ceasefire groups be transferred
to the command of the Defence Services, known as
‘’Tatmadaw’’, as stipulated in the Burmese constitution
adopted in May 2008.
TOO CLOSE: A UWSA camp opposite Mae Chan district in Chiang Rai province.
Mai Aik Phone said the SPDC plan involved three steps _ surrender, transform to a militia, and
becoming the BGF under the command of the Tatmadaw.
‘’According to the SPDC’s instructions, a battalion of BGF will comprise 326 personnel
including 18 ethnic officers and another 30 from the SPDC army. Most of the key positions such as
administration, personnel and material support departments are to be manned by the SPDC army
officers.
‘’The BGF will become a subordinate organisation under the control of the SPDC military.’’
Forming the BGF is causing problems for Burma. ‘’The SPDC has been attempting to disarm or
weaken the ceasefire groups and control them by transforming their armed wings into the BGF or
militias before the 2010 general election, which does not guarantee their basic rights.
‘’For the ceasefire groups, accepting transformation into the BGF would be worse than
surrendering arms.
‘’It could create more civil war in Burma. Most of the ceasefire groups don’t accept the
BGF, but smaller ones have no choice but to agree to joining
‘’We rejected the order because we believe that accepting the BGF role will only contribute
to confusion, fear and conflicts resulting in disruption to the democratic process highlighted by the
upcoming general elections,’’ Dr Laklem said.
He said the Burmese military wanted to control the country’s borders, which meant it had to
deal with ethnic armies.
‘’At this time, only the DKBA and several small Karen groups inside the Karen and Karenni
areas have agreed to join the BGF, but the large ethnic groups have not.
‘’They are cautious, which doesn’t surprise me. They have similar concerns to us.
‘’The government shouldn’t order ethnic armies to accept the BGF. This doesn’t help us
achieve unity but, in fact, splits us even more. What we should do is to sit down and talk about how
best the country can come together.’’
One of Burma’s largest ceasefire groups, the NMSP, also rejected the BGF order and said
they will not support or participate in the general elections.
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