January 20, 2003 – Camp Victoria
Chinland Guardian: Thank you for sparing your time and
giving us a chance to interview you.
Colonel Ral Hnin: It is my pleasure and I consider talking with you as a window of opportunity for me.
November 22, 2002-Pha-an Distric, Kawthulay (KNU 7 Brigade)
Chinland Guardian: It’s nice meeting you Pado, and thank you very much for sparing your time. Let me begin by asking you in brief about your revolutionary background; when did you join the Karen National Union and what were you doing previous to joining the KNU?
Lawkhila: November 16, 2002
Chinland Guardian: General, thank you for sparing us some of your time.
Gen. Aung Than Lay: You are very welcome.
Chinland Guardian: Would you please give us a brief account of your revolutionary history? When did you join Kareni National Peoples Party (KNPP)?
Indiana University: May 7, 2002
Chinland Guardian: Thank you for giving us your time.
Salai Ngun Cung Lian: You are always welcome. But let me assure you one thing that whatever I am going to response in this interview is my personal opinion and not necessarily reflect the views of the organizations where I am involving with.
Hamburg 3 May, 2002
Chinland Guardian: Thank you for giving us an opportunity to interview you.
Salai Kipp Kho Lian: You are welcomed and let me first of all make clear that the contents of this interview will be my personal views – which should not necessarily reflect policies of any organization I am involved with.
Ottawa, April 10, 2002
Chinland Guardian: Mr. Chairman, thank you for giving us an opportunity to interview you.
Zing Cung: You are most welcome.
April 5, 2002 (New Delhi)
Chinland Guardian: Sir, what is your position in the National League for Democracy (NLD) Party at present?
Dr. Ro Ding: I am one of the 13 member central committee of National League for Democracy/Liberated Area (NLD/LA).
