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KNLA 'The Karen Freedom Fighters'(45 images)
The Karen National Liberation Army are the armed wing of the Karen National Union. They have been fighting for the freedom of Karen State and the ethnic Karen people inside Burma for 60 years in what is the worlds longest running armed conflict. Numbering around 4000 their enemy is the ruling Burmese military known as the State Peace and Development Council (SPDC) and militias allied to the...
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter at an outpost of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter at an outpost of the 201 Battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A amputee KNLA freedom fighter at an outpost of the KNLA, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter at an outpost of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA soldier making a land mine. Land mines are used by both sides of the conflict. Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • An amputee KNLA soldier at an outpost of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. The region is littered with land mines laid by both the SPDC and the KNLA. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter treks through Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • Bullets hang up ready for use at a base camp of the KNLA, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA soldier with lettuce at an outpost of the KNLA, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • View from an outpost of the 201 battalion of the Karen Nation Liberation Army, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • The emblem of the KNLA on the arm of  knla freedom fighter, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA freedom fighter in Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A Karen freedom fighter at an outpost of the KNLA in Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA soldiers trek through Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA fighters in the jungle near the border with Thailand, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA soldier smokes a 'Cheroot' (local tobacco) whilst holding a grenade at an outpost of the KNLA in Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A KNLA soldier washes during sunset at an outpost of the KNLA 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA soldiers at base camp locate the enemy on a map of Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA soldiers at an outpost of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A Karen villager, Karen State, Eastern Burma. The KNLA are fighting to protect the Karen population are to gain freedom of Karen State. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA fighter clean their weapons at base camp of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • KNLA solders line up for a daily briefing session at an outpost of the 201 battalion, Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • The KNLA flag as an artwork at a base camp of the KNLA in Karen State, Eastern Burma. By photographer Michael Carroll
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  • A guitar and a AK47 rifle side by side at an outpost of the 201 battalion of the KNLA. The KNLA soldiers play traditional Karen songs. By photographer Michael Carroll
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