Kachin conflict

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The Kachin conflict is a long-running armed struggle in northern Myanmar between Kachin ethnic insurgent groups and the central government, rooted in demands for autonomy, resource control, and ethnic rights.

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Kachin conflict canonical 4

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Predicate Object
instanceOf armed conflict
civil war
ethnic conflict
ceasefireEndTime 2011
ceasefireStartTime 1994
conflictIn Kachin State
Myanmar
northern Myanmar
country Myanmar
hasBattlefield Hpakant jade mining region
areas around Myitkyina
hasCause centralization of power by Myanmar government
demands for autonomy
demands for ethnic rights
demands for resource control
political marginalization of Kachin people
hasCeasefire 1994 Kachin ceasefire agreement
hasDisplacedPopulation tens of thousands of civilians
hasEthnicGroupInvolved Kachin people
hasEvent Kachin Independence Army formation in 1961
breakdown of ceasefire in 2011
hasHumanitarianImpact civilian casualties
internal displacement
landmine contamination
hasInternationalConcern United Nations
human rights organizations
hasIssue alleged human rights abuses
forced displacement
militarization of ethnic areas
hasNegotiationParty Government of Myanmar
Kachin Independence Organization
hasPrimaryBelligerent Government of Myanmar
Kachin Independence Army
Kachin Independence Organization
Tatmadaw
hasReligionDimension Buddhism
Christianity
hasResourceDimension gold
jade
timber
partOf ethnic insurgencies in Myanmar
internal conflict in Myanmar
relatedTo Karen conflict
Rohingya conflict
Shan conflict
significantEscalation 2011
startTime 1961

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kachin State conflict Kachin conflict
Kachin people involvedIn Kachin conflict
Northern Myanmar hasConflict Kachin conflict