The centralized system of governance, which has failed to resolve deep-rooted political issues for decades, not only fails to address existing problems but also creates more complex challenges. Therefore, instead of adopting a centralized federal system (Holding Together) that could strengthen the system, the approach to rebuilding the country will be based on Bottom-up Federalism, which focuses on strengthening the State towards strengthening the Union. . This was announced by the nine institutions of ethnic revolutionary organizations and State/Ethnic Representative Council councils on Union Day, February 12.
The Ta'arng (Palaung) National Party announced on December 27 that it would oppose the sham election that the military junta would hold and that it would cooperate in every step of the political road map that will be implemented by the Ta’ang Political Consultative Committee (TPCC).
The 8 State-based Ethnic Resistance Organizations and the State/Nationalities Representative Council, and the Women's League of Burma (WLB) released a joint statement on September 19 regarding the establishment of a future federal democratic union which was related to pursuance of a strong federal union through strengthened the state-level structures (Bottom-up Federalism).
A workshop related to the Federal Democratic Charter was led by the Taang National Consultative Committee (TPCC) on May 20 in Myng Ng Township with 175 parents. Discussions were held.
Taang country, From June 6th to 8th in Kut Khaing City, led by five Taang civil society groups, the Taang Political Consultative Council -TPCC, Taang Pyi Education Council-TLEC, Taang Environmental Monitoring Group - TEWG; The 1/2024 press release announced that the organizations will be regrouped in a new format after holding a discussion with 64 participants, including the leaders and youth representatives of Taang Media.
The Ta'ang Political Consultative Committee (TPCC) announced on March 25 that the Ta'ang Land Governance Arrangement for Revolution Period for the emergence of a civilian administrative government in the towns captured during the 10:27 operation was approved as a draft after discussion and agreed on the procedures for further implementation.
Military junta intentionally bombarded Munglai Hkyet IDP Camp near Laiza in Kachin State at 11 pm on 9 October 2023. The indiscriminate attack killed 31 internally displaced persons (IDP) including 13 children and injured more than 20. Most of the deceased are women and girls in the attack that destroyed 50 shelters.
