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Ta'ang National Liberation Army soldiers in northern Shan State. (Steve Tickner | Frontier)
Ta'ang National Liberation Army soldiers in northern Shan State. (Steve Tickner | Frontier)

Brothers torn apart: As TNLA grows stronger, tensions rise in northern Shan

The Ta’ang National Liberation Army and Kachin Independence Army have fought side by side for decades, but recent abuses against civilians underscore how communal relations in northern Shan State are shifting as the Ta’ang armed group grows ever stronger.

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