Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (German Wikipedia)

Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Democratic Karen Buddhist Army" in German language version.

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frontiermyanmar.net

Frontier Myanmar: Scam City: How the coup brought Shwe Kokko back to life. The Karen Border Guard Force is providing the military with frontline soldiers in exchange for business protection, allowing its “new city” project to emerge as a hub for online scams.

hrw.org

MY GUN WAS AS TALL AS ME. hrw.org, abgerufen am 8. Juli 2010: „It was actually a rebellion against the lack of accountability of the leadership“

irrawaddy.com

Irrawaddy: Shwe Kokko: How Myanmar’s Crime Hub is Destabilizing the Region. In the area of the Shwe Kokko new city project near Myawaddy township in Karen state, BGF(Border Guard Forces)have opened casino joint ventures with businessmen from China and Thailand. The victims in Shwe Kokko and KK Park are imprisoned and coerced to work for crime syndicates as online scammers. Those who refuse face physical punishment or even worse forms of abuse. Families of the victims have been asked to pay ransoms in exchange for the release of loved ones.

mmpeacemonitor.org

Myanmar Peace Monitor: Democratic Karen Benevolent Army (DKBA): Led by Gen Saw Moo Shay, the DKBA Brigade 5 is a breakaway faction of the original Democratic Karen Buddhist Army (now a BGF) and renamed itself the Democratic Karen Benevolent Army. During the 2010 elections, DKBA (Brigade 5) attacked government troops and security forces in Myawaddy, Karen state. DKBA changed the name of Buddhist army to Benevolent army on 4 April 2012.

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Nikkei Asia Yatai felt unconstrained in flouting the investment rules because Shwe Kokko is located in a territorial gray zone in Karen State, home to ethnic Karen rebels. The militants have entered into a cease-fire with the central government and now serve as a border guard force in the state.