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Gap hkat jahkring ai 17 ning na mat ai hpang, 2011 ning hta numdaw kalang mi bai byin wa ai majan a majaw dum nta hpe tawn kau da nna hprawng yen wa ai hpyen yen masha sen mi jan nga ai re. Dai majan a majaw hprawng yen taw nga ai hpyen yen mung masha nkau mi hte sa hkrum jahta ai shaloi shan-hte a madung myit tsang ai lam ni rai nga ai hkamja lam, hpaji lam, lu na sha na bu na hpun na ni, bai ….

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It’s been almost eight years since fighting re-started between the Kachin Independence Army and the Tatmadaw after a 17-year ceasefire broke down, with more than 100,000 people being displaced by the conflict since then. This week, in partnership with Myitkyina News Journal, Doh Athan meets some of those displaced by the conflict, and hears about some of the major concerns they have, including access to health, education and livelihoods, as well as worries they have about the future for their children.