Official press release of 140th Karenni Nation Day regarding Karenni literature In light of a constant misunderstanding, we, representatives from respective Karenni communities, believe that standardization — of some historically important terminologies and its correct spellings — has become of urgency, particularly in this day and age when Karenni population is scattered around the continents • Read More »
a Letter of Condolence We are deeply shocked to hear that our three siblings were violently murdered. We feel so heart-broken, to say the least, as if we encountered the terror ourselves. We didn’t want to believe our ears and eyes when we experienced the whole incident unfolding in the news and in Shadaw Journal. • Read More »
Vice President of Karenni-American Association, Lu Kayahphu, visited in person the camp that has been devastated by fire. A Narrative Report on a trip to Karenni refugee camp (2) or Mae Surin For March 22, 2013 Karenni Refugee Camp (2)’s Fire Victims (final) A Narrative Report on a trip to Karenni refugee camp (2) • Read More »