Kayin People’s Party

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Election Stance
Running
Registered: 31 March 2010, 12 May 2010
Approved: 21 May 2010 (9)

Facts
Founded: 31 March 2001
Leader:
Dr. Saw Simon Tha

Constituency: Yangon, Irrawaddy, Pegu, Thanintharyi and Mon State

Contesting National Congress


Party Principle: To bring appropriate democracy to Myanmar


Headquarters: No. 51 on Tawwin Road in Ward 3 of Shwepyitha Township, Yangon Division

Election Results
Kayin State = 4 | Bago = 1 | Yangon 1
N = 1 | P = 1 | R = 4
U Saw Taw Pale No.7 Kayin N
U Saw Nay Kaw Kyee Thandaunggyi Kayin P
U Saw Christopher Thandaunggyi (1) Kayin R
U Saw J A Win Myint Thandaunggyi (2) Kayin R
U Saw Jublee San Hla Kayin National Representative Bago R
U Saw Tun Aung Myint Kayin National representative Yangon R


Background

The Kayin People’s Party (KPP) was founded on March 31, 2001 and has been approved by the Myanmar Union Election Commission to run in the upcoming elections. The party aims to promote good relations and trust among the different races in the country, to preserve the culture, literature and heritage of each races and to help groups mutually respect each others’ faiths and cultures, to improve the qualifications and capacity of individuals regardless of their faiths and ethnicities, and to promote the identity and quality of life of the Karen people amid these emerging changes.

The party is Led by Dr. Saw Simon Tha, a Karen physician in Rangoon, the party has 15 committee members. He is a well-known peace negotiator who has worked with both Karen rebel groups and the Burmese junta. In 2004, he arranged peace talks in Rangoon between the Karen National Union led by the late Gen Bo Mya and a Burmese government delegation led by former Burmese Prime Minister Gen Khin Nyunt.

The party will launch a campaign in areas that are heavily populated with Karen, such as Irrawaddy Division, Rangoon Division and Pegu division as well as in Mon State.


Party Central Executive Committee
Chairman
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Saw Tun Aung Myint
(16.02.1942)

BiA (D.S.A), MN/ (UK), Master of Mariner (foreign) Service Engineer (BOW ALPHA) IRCOC (USA), IRWOC (USA) ICOC (USA), ITC (USA), GMDSS (Sweden)

Commander (Rtd), Myanmar Navy, Tactical Commander Major War Vessel Group (Vetern)

Domestic Water Transportation


Vice -chairman (1)
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Dr. Saw Sai Mon
07.11.1942

M.B, B.S (Yangon), M.Med, Sc (surgery) FRCS (Edinbugh), FRCS (Glasgow) MSCLF (France), MASA (Hong Kong)

1968-2002 Rotational Surgery at Myitkyina Public Hospital, Yangon Children Hospital, Yangon Public Hospital
First-class Assistant Surgery and Chief of Professor Department at Yangon Public’s Brain Surgery Department
2008 Provided medical services and emergency first-aid to Nargis Victims in Irrawaddy Division.
Vice -Chairman (2)
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Saw Aye Ko
12.12.1941

B.A (A) (1963), B.Th (VCC-Australia-2004, M-Div (M.V.C.C)

1964 Joined Army
1975 – 1976 Captain; served in Taungngu and PA of Regional Military Commander
1976- 1977
Captain; served in Taung Ngu Infantry battalion(39) 1977-1980 Major; served in Thein Ni Light Infantry battalion(69)
1980-1982 Major: served in Light Infantry Battalion (48)
1982-1983 Major; Served in Light Infantry Battalion (99)
1983-1985 Lieutenant-Colonel; Chief of Mandalay (Na.Ma.Kha)
1986-1987 Lieutenant-Colonel; Temporary Chief of Tactical Operations Commands in Sagaing Light Infantry Division (33)
1987-1989
Chief of tactical Operation command
1989-1990
Colonel; Second in charge of Regional Military Command in Taung Ngu
1990 - retirement chief instructor of Yangon Thamawayama(state-owned-enterprise)
Vice -Chairman U Saw Kae Nat

Vice -Chairman Man Sein Hla Win
General Secretary
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Saw Say Wah
(31.08.1946)
B.Sc (Defence Service Academy)

Chief of Police (Deputy-director ) (Ya.Ka.Ba) (vertern)

1968 Second Lieutenant in Shwe Taung Yin (Ka.Kha.La.Ya – 14)

- Served in Army from Second Lieutenant position to Major Position

1989-2006 transfered to Police Force and later become Chief of Police Force (Second in command)

- Retired and become chairman of Eastern Pagu Anti-Drug Association

Member Naw Hsar Htoo
(01.08.1978)
GTI, Eco
-2005 work in Mawlamyaing bridge construction project
- Worked in a company while taking Distance Degree courses
Member
Saw Kenneth Wai Thor
Member
Naw Tin Tin Yin
Member
Mahn Tun Tin
Member
Naw Lorna
Member
Nant Mary Sein
Member
Saw Moe Myint
Member
Naw Thablay Paw
Member
Mahn San Tun
Member
Mahn Kyae Win
Member
Saw Samuel
Member
Saw Pink Ko

Statements




Activities
Date Location Details

2010.10.27

Campaign

Kayin People Party Chairman U Saw Htun Myint Aung campaigned in Mawbe Township

2010.10.06

Campaign

KPP leader U Saw Aye Ko said his party is starting their election campaigns in Mawlamyaing Township. They have distributed pamphlets and will also conduct public speeches but will not use billboard.

2010.09.28

Campaign

Chairman U Saw Tun Aung Myint and Vice-Chairman (1) Professor Dr Saw Sai Mon of Kayin Peoples Party presented the party’s policy, stance and work programmes on radio and TV

2010.08.30

Alliance

The Kayin People’s Party (KPP) said it was willing to join forces with the main junta-supported party, the Union Solidarity and Development Party

2010.05.21

Registration

The Union Election Commission granted permission to the Kayin Peoples Party with its headquarters at No. (51) on Tawwin Street in Ward 3 of Shwepyitha Township, Yangon Division to register as a political party as of 21 May 2010. The registration number of the Kayin Peoples Party is (9).

2010.05.12

Registration

The Kayin Peoples Party (KPP) submitted its applications for registration as a political party

2010.04.29

Registration

Kayin People's Party allowed to form by the Election Commission

2010.03.31

Registration

The Kayin People’s Party (KPP), based in Rangoon, applied to form as a political party to contest in the upcoming Burmese election




Last Updated on Saturday, 20 November 2010 13:01