From August 31 to September 8, HREIB conducted a training on peace and conflict resolution for youth from Burma at HREIB\u2019s head office in Chaing Mai, Thailand.<\/p>\n
The training focused on the relationship between peace and human rights concepts. Participants were trained in conducting community events about peace, which they will use upon returning communities as they prepare to host campaigns on September 21, the International Day of Peace.<\/p>\n
The sixteen participants came from six different conflict areas in Burma\u2014Kachin, Karen, Karenni, Chin, Mon and Shan States.<\/p>\n
Participants learned about team building dynamics, the core concepts of human rights and peace, the status of peace negotiations in Burma, and the development of campaign strategies, including implementation and reporting. Prior to the session on campaign planning, participants had a chance to meet and discuss with representatives from the Women\u2019s League of Burma (WLB), who have experience running campaign events.<\/p>\n
The training was led by Jaw Gun from Shalom Foundation, HREIB\u2019s senior trainer Aung Zaw Htwe, and staff members Pan Tsun, Monica, and Aung Myo Min. A diverse range of individual and group activities were facilitated.<\/p>\n
Participants chose the slogan \u201cNo Rights No Peace\u201d for the Peace Day campaigns. The participants will conduct the events in groups based on their locations\u2014six events will be held, one in each of the States represented. T-shirts, stickers, and music albums all promoting the \u201cNo Rights No Peace\u201d message will be distributed.<\/p>\n
This is HREIB\u2019s first peace training session for youth from inside Burma.<\/p>\n
The training was funded by Terre des Hommes Germany and the Institut f\u00fcr Auslandsbeziehungen\u2019s zivik program.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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