Publications
Karen people: culture, faith and history
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Karen Buddhist Dhamma Dhutta Foundation has created a series of twenty-one posters
with information about the Karen people. Click on a title to open the poster.
1. The Karen people
2. The Karen flag
3. Karen Buddhists
4. Karen Christians
5. Karen Animists
6. Karen Muslims
7. Karen New Year
8. Karen Revolution Day
9. Karen Martyr’s Day
10. Thingyan
11. Wrist Tying Ceremony
12. War without end
13. Karen refugee camps
14. Landmines
15. Forced labour
16. Killings
17. Rape
18.
Destruction of villages
19.
Persecution of Buddhists
20.
Persecution of Christians
21. Persecution of Muslims
For more information about the posters, click
here.
More publications to be added soon.
Media
The Karen community in Bendigo has received very positive media coverage in
the local television and newspapers. Click
here for a selection of
newspaper articles.
Links
The following websites have more information about the Karen people and are
highly recommended.
Karen Human Rights Group – www.khrg.org
Karen Women’s Organisation –
www.karenwomen.org
Karen Teacher Working Group -
www.ktwg.org
Thai-Burma Border Consortium –
www.tbbc.org
United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees –
www.unhcr.org
Free Burma Rangers -
www.freeburmarangers.org
Irrawaddy News -
www.irrawaddy.org
Karen News - www.karennews.org
Karen Information Centre (Karen-language news) -
www.kicnews.org
Drum Publications (Karen-language publications) –
www.drumpublications.org
Kwekalu News (Karen-language news) -
www.kwekalu.net
Please note these websites are not linked to the Karen Buddhist Dhamma Dhutta
Foundation Inc. in any way.
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