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KWO Magazine Volume 3 Issue 4
January 26, 2015KWO puts out a quarterly magazine (September to December) in Skaw Karen and Burmese which are distributed through out the 7 Karen refugee camps. Each magazine is passed between refugees […] Read more
KWO’s Letter of commemoration for the Anniversary of 66th Karen’s Resistance Day in Karen Version
January 25, 2015[scribd id=253648011 key=key-3RHbCdfEzwd8yjoevBUe mode=scroll] Read more
“Never Walk Alone” – Children’s Dormitory Matching Fund Apeal 2015-2016
January 18, 2015Dormitory Students at Work “Never Walk Alone” Children’s Dormitory Matching Fund appeal 2015/16 A Unique Fundraising Opportunity for Karen Children and Young People in 2015 KWO has been offered a very […] Read more
Strong Evidence Supporting the Tragic Conclusion that Two Kachin Teachers Have Been Raped and Murdered by Burmese Army
January 16, 2015KWO Supports the statements below from the Women’s League of Burma and the Kachin Women’s Association. It is time for these horrific human rights violations to end. (statements below in […] Read more
KWO Chair Message on Karen New Year (Karen version)
December 18, 2014Read more
‘If they had hope, they would speak’
November 26, 2014The ongoing use of state sponsored sexual violence in Burma’s ethnic communities (Yangon, November 24, 2014) – Burma Army soldiers continue to engage in acts of sexual violence on a […] Read more
KWO and Karen Quiet People celebrate International Deaf Day
November 18, 2014In September 2014, KWO’s Special Education students, staff and families celebrated International Deaf Day. We worked together to raise awareness, to show our abilities and to educate our communities about […] Read more
Nursery activity of Schools competition from Mae Ra Moe and Mae La Oo
November 10, 2014Read more
Afraid to Go Home: Recent Violent Conflict and Human Rights Abuses in Karen State (KRW Report)
November 7, 2014The following report was prepared by Karen Rivers Watch (KRW), a coalition of six Karen organizations focused on the environment, women, youth, human rights and development issues. This report is […] Read more
