Negotiating Peace: The Case of Myanmar's Political Reform Process
The peace process in Myanmar involves negotiations with 21 ethnic armed organizations, leading to bilateral talks and ceasefire agreements. Key steps include the implementation of the Union Peace Accord, political dialogue, and the ratification of peace agreements by Parliament. The process aims at power and resource sharing, with a focus on equal respect for religion.
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Negotiating Peace - The Case of Myanmar
Myanmar Peace Process Government in peace negotiation with 21 Ethnic Armed Organizations
Political Reform Timeframe and Peace Process Bi-lateral peace talks With 21 Armed Groups 14 Bi-lateral Ceasefire Agreements ASEAN Chair 2010 (Nov) 2011 (Aug) 2013(Nov) 2014 2015 Start negotiating on Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement (NCA) ELECTION New President Govt Vs. 16 Armed Groups (Collectively) 5 Armed Groups: Bi-literal talks with Government
Myanmar Peace Process DDR/SSR Implementation of Peace Accord Ratification of Peace Accord by Parliament Principles for amendment of constitution or existing laws Union Peace Accord Outside Parliamentary process Agenda: Power sharing; Resource sharing; equal respect on religion Political Dialogue Political Dialogue Framework Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement Ceasefire + Guarantee of political process 2014 Bi-lateral talks/Preliminary talks 2011
