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    1) The document outlines the positions of 17 ceasefire groups in Myanmar on proposals for a Border Guard Force/Militia, with 4 supporting, 7 opposing, and 6 effectively opposing. 2) It provides the stance of each individual group, noting when certain groups were forced to surrender or had ceasefires terminated. 3) Additional data on the groups' stances was provided by several independent news organizations focused on the different ethnic regions in Myanmar.

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    1) The document outlines the positions of 17 ceasefire groups in Myanmar on proposals for a Border Guard Force/Militia, with 4 supporting, 7 opposing, and 6 effectively opposing. 2) It provides the stance of each individual group, noting when certain groups were forced to surrender or had ceasefires terminated. 3) Additional data on the groups' stances was provided by several independent news organizations focused on the different ethnic regions in Myanmar.

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    Update Ceasefire Groups

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    Pugh Jutta
    1) The document outlines the positions of 17 ceasefire groups in Myanmar on proposals for a Border Guard Force/Militia, with 4 supporting, 7 opposing, and 6 effectively opposing. 2) It provides the stance of each individual group, noting when certain groups were forced to surrender or had ceasefires terminated. 3) Additional data on the groups' stances was provided by several independent news organizations focused on the different ethnic regions in Myanmar.

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    The 17 official ceasefire groups and their stand on


    Border Guard Force/ Militia proposal
    Kachin State No longer in Yes No & effectively
    ceasefire No

    New Democratic 3
    Army-Kachin
    (NDA-K)

    Kachin 3
    Independence
    Organization (KIO)

    Kayah/Karenni
    State

    Kayan National 3
    Guard (KNG)

    Karenni 3
    Nationalities People
    Liberation Front
    (KNPLF)

    Kayan New Land 3


    Party (KNLP)

    Karenni National
    Progressive Party
    3*
    (KNPP)

    Karen State

    Democratic Karen 3
    Buddhist Army
    (DKBA)

    Mon State

    New Mon State 3


    Party (NMSP)

    Shan State

    1
    Myanmar National
    Democratic Alliance
    3*****
    Army (MNDAA)

    United Wa State 3
    Army (UWSA)

    Shan State Army 3


    (SSA) “North”

    National 3
    Democratic Alliance
    Army(NDAA)

    Kachin Defense 3
    Army (KDA)

    Pa-O National 3
    Army (PNA)

    Palaung State
    Liberation Army
    3**
    (PSLA)

    Shan State
    Nationalities People
    3***
    Liberation
    Organization
    (SNPLO)

    Shan State National


    Army (SSNA)
    3****
    Total 4 7 6

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    *Ceasefire with KNPP terminated 3 months after the pact was concluded in 1995
    **PSLA was forced to surrender in 2005
    ***SNPLO was forced to surrender in 2008
    ****Part of SSNA was forced to surrender in 2005. The rest merged with the anti-
    Rangoon Shan State Army (SSA) “South”.
    ***** The group said Yes only after the No faction was routed by the Army in August
    Additional data provided by Kantarawaddy Times (KT), Karen Information Committee
    (KIC), Kachin News Group (KNG) and Independent Mon News Agency (IMNA) -
    Editor

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