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KNU chairman urges opposition to unjust political system
The chairman of the Karen National Union (KNU), General Saw Mutu Say Po, said on January 2, “We must fight against an unjust political system.”
“There would be no internal peace efforts unless the military dictators were willing to resolve the political crisis in goodfaith.”
The chairman of KNU, General Saw Mutu Say Po
He said there would be no internal peace efforts unless the military dictators were willing to resolve the political crisis in good faith.
The KNU chairman said this in his speech on the 2761 Karen New Year, which falls on the first day of the new moon.
In a New Year’s address, the coup chairman, Senior General Min Aung Hlaing, said in a New Year’s address that peace steps would begin in 2022.
He said the KNU was working for a ceasefire because it understood that internal peace could only be achieved through a ceasefire and political solutions.
But peace efforts have been in vain after another military coup, and a new generation of young people is aware of the situation and is fighting armed resistance.
The KNU chairman said that the Karen people must regain their rights and fight against unjust political systems.
Karen national organizations; He called on all Karen nationals to stand up for their country in the current political climate and to be loyal to each other under the Karen national flag.
More than 10 months after the military coup, fighting is currently taking place in almost all KNU-controlled areas. Contacts are occurring.
More than 10,000 locals have been displaced by the KNU’s 6th Brigade airstrikes, and some have fled to Thailand.
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