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Summer school 2011 Pang Sorn Lik Tai

Picture Dictionary for all

FBR: Shan Relief Team Training

UN Burma Envoy Must Not Ignore Shan State Crisis

Learn to speak Tai

SPDC attack in Mong Kung, Shan State, where foreigners seldom visit. 2009.

Crisis in Shan State

Dear friends,

I would like to introduce a project that I'm helping with, for Shan refugee children who have fled Burma because of war, genocide and poverty, and are now on the border of Northern Thailand. Many of them are ophans and are desperately in need. They need medicine as well as warm clothes and blankets (as winter's approaching). Please have a look at the website, donate as little or as much as you can and share this link with your friends.

Thanks very much. Feraya

http://www.edufordv.org/data-eng/index-e.html

Eat naturally in Pai

By Harry Ahphu Huang (Facebook)

Shan community denounces atrocities against civilians

The political solution of the union and the ethnic problems after the SPDC forms a new government

Wanted: Drinking water and zinc sheets for quake victims

Donations for Shan State quake victims can be made at the following account:

Account name	SHAN
Account number	402-387907-6
Siam Commercial Bank
Type of account	Savings
Branch	Big C Hangdong branch Chiangmai, Thailand

SWIFT/BIC: SICOTHBK

or sent by Money Order (M.O.) to the following address:
SHAN, P.O.Box 15, Nonghoi P.O, Chiangmai 50007, Thailand

For further information, please contact
Tel: 081 531 2837 and 080 125 7474.
Email: shan@cm.ksc.co.th/shan_th@cm.ksc.co.th

Photos of Burma Earthquake of 25th March 2011 on Facebook

Merng Tai by Feraya

More than 50 years of Shan Struggle

Shan Migrant Workers in Thailand

LEGO Portrait of Hkun Htun Oo

Hsai Tai Yai Shan Refugee Project

Tun Yee, Shan Orphans Video Project

Mother and Son by Feraya

Invitation to the opening ceremony of Ninth Mile Shan Monastery

SCA-UK Newsletter Volume 6 - December 2010

TaiYai.Net

Pi Mai Tai New Year Message

Cycling Up Hill by Feraya

SWAN denounces Burma Army build-up and rape in central Shan State

29th October 2010
Invitation to a Roundtable Discussion "Ethnic Perspectives on the 2010 Election and Beyond

Youth Power Media - Video News - October 2010

Shan Team Member Gives His Life for Love and for Freedom

White Tiger Shan news magazine

11th September 2010

Wishing Hkun Htun Oo a Happy Birthday.
May you be Peaceful and in Good Health.

Obituary: Sam Kalayanee

RCSS Supports UN Commission of Inquiry in Burma

Listen to Bernice Koehler Johnson talk about her book The Shan: Refugees without a Camp to KFAI radio in Minneapolis.

New rail link to eastern Shan State spells war escalation

Yawnghwe palace to be re-designated as National Races Traditional Museum

Village Burning 2009

New book talks about conflict in Shan State

Shan Video Site

http://www.lyrics5.com/videos.html?vid=jzoqo9vD70c
( taiyai.net )

Chin refugees in Malaysia (Part 1)

Shan Folk Lore Stories from the Hill and Water Country

Burmese Muslim Refugees Seeking Shelter and Survival

Global Tribe Video:
In Memory of Dan Eldon and dedicated to the Shan and the people of Burma

(re-edit)

King Naresuan and Shan Saophas Connection : by Khurhsen

Freedom by Feraya

Capacity Building on Human Rights and Migrant Workers in the Asia-Pacific Region – A Training Program for Advocates (and more)

Heart Sutra - a painting by Feraya

VISION – a poem by Feraya

HKUN HTUN OO’S Updated Biography from AAPP(B)

FREE HKUN HTUN OO’S LETTER

Freeing the Spirit

Homage to Tara (revised 5th June 2010)

Statement on the 10th Anniversary of the Founding of RCSS

Sitting Still by Feraya

Free Burma’s Political Prisoners Now!

New Clinic in Loi Taileng - 14th May 2010

Burma Sunrise by Feraya

School for Shan State Nationalities Youth

Displaced Childhoods-Report April 2010

http://www.scribd.com/doc/29654477/ Displaced-Childhoods-Report-April-2010

Sakura by Feraya

Tai Songs

FBR Relief Mission in Central Shan State Oct 9th, 2009 - Jan 10th 2010

Tai Khun culture songs. Buddhist school at Keng Tung city. the easten of Shan State,2010

THE ORION STARS - A Famous Shan Love Story

For a Better Life (painting by Feraya)

A Shan Princess by Feraya

Australian Leadership Awards Scholarship for Masters or Doctorate

Shan Music website

Clothes & Blanket distribution at Doi San Ju

The Awakening, by Feraya

Erasmus Mundus Scholarships

European Commission Erasmus Mundus Scholarship scheme

2104 Shan New Year in Taichilek

In Exile - Poem by Feraya 24.11.09

New guidebook reveals darker side of tourist sites in Shan State

Forbidden Glimpses of Shan State

Shan Beauty

Happy New Year 2104! (poem by YT)

2104th Shan New Year : Feraya's Pi Mai Tai painting

25 percent of Shan families forcibly relocated

Homage to Tara : poem by Feraya

Blood of the Innocent People Massacred by Than Shwe

International Conference on Shan Studies, Chulalaungkorn University

Shan Arts and Performance

The Noble Heart of Mother

by Zaai Seng Zawm Fa

“You can vote any which way you like!”

Shan Workers Petition Supreme Court of Thailand to Overturn Discriminatory and Illegal SSO Policy Denying Migrant Access to Work Accident Compensation Fund

Shan Classical Dance & Drama

Loi Sam Seep

SWAN 2009 Newsletter

Photos from around Kengtung and Mongla

Shan girls dance at a temple festival in Fang

Letter from the Ethnic Nationalities Council (ENC) to Senator Webb

Bangkok to hold international Shan talk

Evil Mara Than Shwe : cartoon by Feraya

"An Engineer-pilot Boy"

Saffron Revolution : cartoon by Feraya

Shan migrant learning in Fang Valley - Celebration

Flying on a wing and a prayer

Sao Oo Kya among freed prisoner

Well done, Mong!

Burma is Still Waiting

BURMA’S ETHNIC CONFLICT:by Sai Wansai

Sai Mawng - Origami Boy

China Carving Burma in Half!

Biography of SNLD Chairman, U Khun Htun Oo

Free Khun Htun Oo - Happy 66th Birhday - 11th September 2009

Prelude to a Civil War?

Blood Foundation - New Beginnings

The Shan: Refugees Without A Camp
by Bernice Koehler Johnson (Author)

Book Review by Feraya

Shan Refugee Schools (website)

Burma Army torches over 300 houses in Shan State

http://www.mizzima.tv/

Accusing villagers of supporting ethnic Shan rebels, the Shan State Army (South), the Burmese Army on July 29 torched 154 houses in Hokhe village, Mai Kai Township leaving over 600 people homeless. Photo – Mizzima. In a bid to eliminate ethnic armed rebels, fighting for self-determination, the Burmese Army uses the four-cuts policy. But the junta’s policy is a nightmare for local villagers forcing them to be displaced or to flee to neighbouring countries.

See photos here:- Mizzima August Photo News

Burma Army torches over 300 houses in Shan State

Unity among the Peoples of Burma