BPLA Issues Political and Military Policies It Will Adopt
On January 4, the Bamar People's Liberation Army (BPLA), now more than two and a half years since its founding, issued the political and military policies it will adopt.
The political policy sets out separate policies on politics, security, transitional justice and social justice, and includes as policy the participation of a Bamar federal unit (or Bamar State/Bamar Pyi) as a member of the Union in building a new future federal union.
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