Part 1 – Incident Details
Type of Incident |
Type of Incident |
1. Theft |
1. Theft |
Type of Incident |
Date of Incident |
1. Theft |
December 16, 2018 |
Type of Incident |
Incident Location |
1. Theft |
V--- village, Kyainseikgyi Township, Dooplaya District |
Type of Incident |
1. Theft |
Date of Incident |
December 16, 2018 |
Incident Location |
V--- village, Kyainseikgyi Township, Dooplaya District |
Victim Information | Victim Information |
Victim Information |
Name |
Naw K--- |
Victim Information |
Sex |
Female |
Victim Information |
Ethnicity |
Karen |
Victim Information |
Family |
Married |
Victim Information |
Religion |
Christian |
Victim Information |
Village |
V--- village |
Victim Information | |
Name |
Naw K--- |
Sex |
Female |
Ethnicity |
Karen |
Family |
Married |
Religion |
Christian |
Village |
V--- village |
Perpetrator Information | Perpetrator Information |
Perpetrator Information |
Name |
Rank | |
Unit | |
Base | |
Commander’s Name |
Perpetrator Information |
Nee Chay |
Corporal | |
Infantry Battalion #32 | |
Kyainseikgyi town | |
-Battalion Commander Thein Soe Htiek -Battalion Deputy Commander Than Zaw |
Perpetrator Information | ||||
Name |
Rank |
Unit |
Base |
Commander’s Name |
Nee Chay |
Corporal |
Infantry Battalion #32 |
Kyainseikgyi town |
-Battalion Commander Thein Soe Htiek -Battalion Deputy Commander Than Zaw |
Part 2 - Information Quality
1. Explain in detail how you collected this information. |
1. Explain in detail how you collected this information. |
1. Explain in detail how you collected this information. |
A local villager told me about this case. I met with the victim, Naw K---, to ask her about the theft. She agreed to tell me about her case but did not want to conduct a full interview or have her photos taken for security reasons. |
1. Explain in detail how you collected this information. |
A local villager told me about this case. I met with the victim, Naw K---, to ask her about the theft. She agreed to tell me about her case but did not want to conduct a full interview or have her photos taken for security reasons. |
2. Explain how the source verified this information. |
2. Explain how the source verified this information. |
2. Explain how the source verified this information. |
This is information was provided by Naw K---, a local farmer whose buffalos were stolen. |
2. Explain how the source verified this information. |
This is information was provided by Naw K---, a local farmer whose buffalos were stolen. |
Part 3 – Complete Description of the Incident
Describe the Incident(s) in complete detail. |
Describe the Incident(s) in complete detail. |
Describe the Incident(s) in complete detail. |
On December 16th 2018, Corporal Nee Chay and two soldiers from Tatmadaw Infantry Battalion # 32 stole two buffalos belonging to Naw K---, a local farmer. They sold the buffalos for 1,000,000 kyat (US $650) to U T---, a local Muslim farmer. [This is a violation of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement Chapter 2, which prohibits signatories from stealing property from civilians.]
When Naw K--- was searching for her buffalos, she found them with U T---. She submitted this case to the village authorities. U T--- was arrested. When he was questioned, he explained that Corporal Nee Chay and his soldiers had sold the buffalos to him.
The IB # 32 Deputy Commander Than Zaw told Naw K--- to not share this information. He told her that he would take action to resolve this case. The soldiers received a six-month punishment in line with the policies of their Battalion.
This is not the first incident in which soldiers from IB # 32 stole cows and buffalos from local farmers to sell them. Naw K--- said: “I want to share this information with you to try to stop this type of incident from happening again. I would like for this information to be published because IB # 32 oppresses local people in Kya In township.”
According to the customary village justice system, U T--- had to give 600,000 kyat (US $ 390) as compensation to the buffalo owner, Naw K---. He was too afraid to ask Corporal Nee Chay to give him back the money he had paid for the buffalos. |
Describe the Incident(s) in complete detail. |
On December 16th 2018, Corporal Nee Chay and two soldiers from Tatmadaw Infantry Battalion # 32 stole two buffalos belonging to Naw K---, a local farmer. They sold the buffalos for 1,000,000 kyat (US $650) to U T---, a local Muslim farmer. [This is a violation of the Nationwide Ceasefire Agreement Chapter 2, which prohibits signatories from stealing property from civilians.]
When Naw K--- was searching for her buffalos, she found them with U T---. She submitted this case to the village authorities. U T--- was arrested. When he was questioned, he explained that Corporal Nee Chay and his soldiers had sold the buffalos to him.
The IB # 32 Deputy Commander Than Zaw told Naw K--- to not share this information. He told her that he would take action to resolve this case. The soldiers received a six-month punishment in line with the policies of their Battalion.
This is not the first incident in which soldiers from IB # 32 stole cows and buffalos from local farmers to sell them. Naw K--- said: “I want to share this information with you to try to stop this type of incident from happening again. I would like for this information to be published because IB # 32 oppresses local people in Kya In township.”
According to the customary village justice system, U T--- had to give 600,000 kyat (US $ 390) as compensation to the buffalo owner, Naw K---. He was too afraid to ask Corporal Nee Chay to give him back the money he had paid for the buffalos. |
Part 4 - Permission to publish details
Did the victim provide permission to use this i.nformation? Explain how that permission was provided. |
Did the victim provide permission to use this i.nformation? Explain how that permission was provided. |
Did the victim provide permission to use this i.nformation? Explain how that permission was provided. |
Naw K--- gave us permission to use this information. |
Did the victim provide permission to use this i.nformation? Explain how that permission was provided. |
Naw K--- gave us permission to use this information. |