Shan Herald Agency for News's Today Update

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• Four civilians in Hsipaw arrested and beaten on suspicion of having contact with Shan State Army
• About 1,000 militia forces involved in attacks against SSPP/SSA
• UNFC: No deal made with ‘The Lady’

Four civilians in Hsipaw arrested and beaten on suspicion of having contact with Shan State Army Posted: 10 Nov 2014 12:37 AM PST Troops from Burma Army LIB 504 arrested four civilians in Hsipaw, northern Shan State, accused them of supporting the Shan State Army (SSA), then sent them to jail at Hsipaw police station on 6th November, according to their relatives.

About 1,000 militia forces involved in attacks against SSPP/SSA Posted: 10 Nov 2014 12:23 AM PST During their offensive against SSPP/SSA in October, the Burma Army used at least 1,000 People's Militia forces from northern and southern Shan State. During October 2nd to 30th, there were 41 clashes in total during the Burma Army offensive operation targeting the bases of SSPP/SSA in the townships of Hsipaw, Mongyai, and Ke See. During their attacks the Burma Army was also using forces from the local People's Militias, said an officer of a People's Militia who wants to remain unnamed.

UNFC: No deal made with ‘The Lady’ Posted: 10 Nov 2014 12:03 AM PST Hkun Okker, a key leader of the 12-ethnic armed organizations (EAOs) alliance, the United Nationalities Federal Council (UNFC), has for the first time denied publicly that the coalition has any pact formed with Aung San Suu Kyi, leader of the National League for Democracy (NLD).

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