PSLF/TNLA judicial mechanism started in 12 controlled townships
On August 11, the Palaung State Liberation Front/Ta’ang National Liberation Army (PSLF/TNLA) stated that the responsibilities and duties of judges and lawyers of central, district, and township were conferred, and the judiciary mechanism has been operating in the 12 townships including Namhsan, Manton, Namhkan, Kutkai, Namtu, Mongngawt, Monglon, Kyaukme, Nawnghkio, Mongmit, Mogoke and Hsipaw, which were controlled during the first and second phases of 1027 Operation.
The PSLF/TNLA Central Executive Committee appointed three central judges, four district Judes, eight township judges, and seven prosecutors to strengthen the judicial system, to enforce the rule of law and justice, and General Secretary-Major General Tar Bhone Kyaw, Head of Administration - Brigadier General Tar Gu Jar, and Deputy Head Lieutenant Colonel Tar Aik Kyaw were also present in that ceremony of appointment.
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