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Armed group denies allegations of threatening ethnic rights and cultural heritage in Myanmar's northern Shan State

YANGON: The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) has rejected allegations made by the Shan State Joint Action Committee (SSJAC) that it is threatening and undermining the fundamental rights and cultural heritage of ethnic communities in northern Shan State.

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武装组织否认在缅甸北部掸邦威胁民族权利和文化遗产的指控

FILE PHOTO: A rebel soldier of the Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army holds his rifle as he guards near a military base in Kokang region March 11, 2015. Picture taken March 11, 2015. - Reuters

YANGON: The Myanmar National Democratic Alliance Army (MNDAA) has rejected allegations made by the Shan State Joint Action Committee (SSJAC) that it is threatening and undermining the fundamental rights and cultural heritage of ethnic communities in northern Shan State.

In a statement issued on 27 October, the MNDAA Administrative Committee of Special Region 1 described the allegations made by the SSJAC as groundless.

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